瘦
thin, lean, emaciated; meager; thin; to lose weight; (of clothing) tight; (of meat) lean; (of land) unproductive
- Strokes
- 14
- Pinyin
- shòu
Parts
Words with 瘦
- 干瘦gān shòu · ganshouwizened; skinny and shriveled
- 削瘦xuē shòu · xueshouthin; lean; slender
- 暴瘦bào shòu · baoshouto lose weight dramatically
- 消瘦xiāo shòu · xiaoshouto waste away; to become thin
- 清瘦qīng shòu · qingshoumeager
- 瘦削shòu xuē · shouxueslim
- 瘦子shòu zi · shouzithin person
- 瘦小shòu xiǎo · shouxiaoslightly-built; petite
- 瘦弱shòu ruò · shouruothin and weak
- 瘦肉shòu ròu · shouroulean meat
- 瘦身shòu shēn · shoushento lose weight (intentionally); to slim down; (fig.) to downsize (a business, project etc)
- 瘦长shòu cháng · shouchangslim
- 癯瘦qú shòu · qushouthin; emaciated
- 精瘦jīng shòu · jingshou(coll.) lean (figure, meat etc); slender
- 纤瘦xiān shòu · xianshouslender; slim as a thread
- 周瘦鹃zhōu shòu juān · zhoushoujuanZhou Shoujuan (1895-1968), writer, translator and art collector in Suzhou, a victim of the Cultural Revolution
- 瘦伶仃shòu líng dīng · shoulingdingemaciated; scrawny
- 瘦巴巴shòu bā bā · shoubabathin; scrawny; emaciated
- 瘦肉精shòu ròu jīng · shouroujingleanness-enhancing agent (for livestock)
- 挑肥拣瘦tiāo féi jiǎn shòu · tiaofeijianshou(idiom) to cherry-pick; to pick the best parts for oneself; to be choosy
- 瘦骨伶仃shòu gǔ líng dīng · shougulingding(idiom) emaciated; scrawny
- 瘦骨嶙峋shòu gǔ lín xún · shougulinxunskinny; emaciated (idiom)
- 瘦骨棱棱shòu gǔ léng léng · shougulenglengbony; skinny
- 面黄肌瘦miàn huáng jī shòu · mianhuangjishou(lit.) face yellow and body emaciated (idiom); (fig.) malnourished and sickly in appearance
- 骨瘦如柴gǔ shòu rú chái · gushouruchai(idiom) as thin as a match; emaciated
- 高矮胖瘦gāo ǎi pàng shòu · gaoaipangshouone's physique (tall or short, thin or fat); stature
- 瘦死的骆驼比马大shòu sǐ de luò tuo bǐ mǎ dà · shousideluotuobimadalit. even a scrawny camel is bigger than a horse (idiom); fig. even after suffering a loss, a rich person is still better off than ordinary people; a cultured person may come down in the world, but he is still superior to the common people