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keoi1
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human body; trunk; torso Stroke count: 18
Level: 2
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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This word has been viewed 6058 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 16th Feb 2012 01:10 |
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身軀
san1 keoi1 = torso, body
軀幹
keoi1 gon3 = trunk (of body); torso
軀殼
keoi1 hok3 = the body (the shell of the soul), the outer form
軀體
keoi1 tai2 = the body
血肉之軀
hyut3 juk6 zi1 keoi1 = mortal humanity; carnal man
捐軀報國
gyun1 keoi1 bou3 gwok3 = to die fight for one's country; to sacrifice one's life for his country
捐軀
gyun1 keoi1 = to sacrifice one's body for; to die for
為國捐軀
wai6 gwok3 gyun1 keoi1 = to die in service for one's country; to sacrifice one's life for his country
萬金之軀
maan6 gam1 zi1 keoi1 = sb. of great importance and nobility
捐軀疆場
gyun1 keoi1 goeng1 coeng4 = to give up one's life on the battlefield; to sacrifice oneself in war
身軀轉動第一式
san1 keoi1 zyun3*2 dung6 dai6 jat1 sik1 = [yoga] Bharadvajasana I, Sage Bharadvaja's Pose I
身軀轉動第二式
san1 keoi1 zyun3*2 dung6 dai6 ji6 sik1 = [yoga] Bharadvajasana II, Sage Bharadvaja's Pose II |
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Unicode code for this character: U+8ec0 (off-site link)
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