'亲属' (qīn shǔ) is a formal noun meaning 'relat

‘亲吻’ is a compound word meaning 'kiss'—a phys

‘亲笔’ literally means ‘one’s own hand’—comb

'Qīn rén' literally combines 'qīn' (close, inti

规划 (guī huà) means 'plan' as a noun or 'to pla

规范 (guīfàn) is a versatile word meaning 'stand

规则 (guī zé) means 'rule' or 'regulation'—a fo

‘圆规’ is a two-character noun referring to the

‘袜套’ (wà tào) literally combines ‘袜’ (wà

‘长袜’ (cháng wà) literally means 'long socks'

‘短袜’ (duǎn wà) literally means ‘short sock

棉袜 (mián wà) literally means 'cotton socks' —

'丝袜' (sī wà) literally means 'silk stockings'

‘袜子’ (wà zi) is the standard Mandarin word fo

米袋 (mǐ dài) literally means 'rice bag' — a co

'信封袋' (xìn fēng dài) literally combines '信'

茶叶袋 literally means 'tea leaf bag' — a small,

'塑料袋' (sù liào dài) literally means 'plastic

布袋 (bù dài) literally means 'cloth bag' — 布

袋子 (dài zi) is a general, neutral term for 'bag

‘环卫’ is a compound noun formed from 环 (huán,

后卫 (hòuwèi) literally combines 后 (hòu, 'behi

‘卫士’ literally combines 卫 (wèi), meaning ‘t

卫生 (wèishēng) literally combines 卫 (wèi), me

战术 (zhàn shù) literally combines 战 (zhàn), m

‘Wǔshù’ (武术) literally means ‘martial skill

医术 (yī shù) literally combines 医 (yī), meani

狐假虎威 is a classical Chinese idiom (chengyu) th

‘虎头蛇尾’ is an idiom that literally means ‘ti

The idiom 骑虎难下 literally means 'riding a tiger

‘虎将’ literally means ‘tiger general’ — comb

‘虎口’ literally means 'tiger’s mouth'—a compo

‘Lǎo hǔ’ literally combines ‘lǎo’ (old) and

‘园艺’ (yuán yì) literally combines ‘园’ (yu

‘艺人’ (yì rén) literally combines ‘艺’ (yì

艺术 (yì shù) means 'art' in the broad sense —

‘Tiān má’ (Gastrodia elata) is a perennial orc

‘Máquè’ (麻雀) literally combines ‘má’ (hem

麻油 (má yóu) literally means 'hemp oil', but in

‘Má zuì’ literally combines ‘má’ (numbness,