胸 | 714C50 42A.50-9 | 部居 | 畫數 10 | ㄒㄩㄥ [xiong1] . | ||||||||
N | (1) The chest, the thorax: 胸部,胸腔 [xiong1bu4], [xiong1qiang1]↓; 撫胸 beat the breast (chest); 雞胸 pigeon breast, a rickety disease. (2) Woman's breast: 露胸,坦胸露乳 go topless, bare breast; 隆胸 full bosom; 平胸 flat-chest (-ed). (3) Degree of generosity, capacity for greatness, tolerance, largeness of view: 心胸 see 胸襟,胸懷 [xiong1jin1]2, [xiong1huai2]↓; 胸有成竹 phr., allu., having ready plans to meet a situation; 胸無點墨 completely illiterate; 胸無大志 with no ambition at all; 胸懷狹窄 narrow-minded; 胸中一塊石頭落地 as if a great burden had been taken off one's mind; 胸中甲兵 said of armchair strategist; 胸中鱗甲 vicious (“chest of scales and armor,” like a reptile's); 胸中丘壑 what is seen by the mind and imagination; 胸呼吸 costal respiration, breathing by rib motion. | |||||||||||
Words | 1.胸部 [xiong1bu4], n., the chest. 2.胸腔 [xiong1qiang1], n., the chest cavity, see [xiong1kuo4]↓. 3.胸牆 [xiong1qiang2], n., (mil.) breastwork. 4.胸鰭 [xiong1qi2], n., pectorial fin. 5.胸腹 [xiong1fu4], n., “chest and belly,” (fig.) like Eng. “belly,” the vulnerable spot of enemy territory. 6.胸管 [xiong1guan3], n., (physiol.) the thorax. 7.胸骨 [xiong1gu3], n., breastbone. 8.胸花 [xiong1hua1], n., corsage. 9.胸懷 [xiong1huai2], n., man's breadth of mind, capacity for rising above trivialities: 胸懷豁達 open-minded, having a large view or breadth of mind (also 胸襟). 10.胸針 [xiong1zhen1], n., brooch. 11.胸肌 [xiong1ji1], n., (physiol.) (1) chest muscles; (2) transversal muscles of the thorax which help breathing. 12.胸甲類 [xiong1jia3lei4], n., (zoo.) Thoracostraca, certain crustacean animals (like crabs, shrimp) with chest formations of various shapes. 13.胸筋 [xiong1jin1]1, n., see [xiong1ji1]↑. 14.胸襟 [xiong1jin1]2, n., see [xiong1huai2]↑. 15.胸椎 [xiong1zhui1], n., thoracic vertebrae. 16.胸口 [xiong1kou3], n., the center of chest. 17.胸廓 [xiong1kuo4], n., (physiol.) the thorax. 18.胸肋膜 [xiong1lei4mo2], n., (physiol.) pleura of chest. 19.胸毛 [xiong1mao2], n., chest hair. 20.胸膜炎 [xiong1mo4yan2], n., pleuritis. 21.胸脯 [xiong1pu3], n., chest: 挺起胸脯 throw out one's chest, (fig.) show courage in the face of danger. 22.胸腺 [xiong1xian4], n., (physiol.) the thymus gland. 23.胸像 [xiong1xiang4], n., sculpture or portrait of bust. 24.胸膛 [xiong1tang2], n., see [xiong1pu3]↑. 25.胸次 [xiong1ci4], n., see [xiong1huai2]↑. 26.胸圍 [xiong1wei2], n., chest circumference. 27.胸衣 [xiong1yi1], n., brassiere (usu. called 奶罩). 28.胸臆 [xiong1yi4], n., one's feelings, heart; see [xiong1huai2]↑. 29.胸宇 [xiong1yU3], n., (LL) see [xiong1huai2]↑. |