Yanamino虚
false; worthless, hollow, empty; vain; emptiness; void; abstract theory or guiding principles; empty or unoccupied; diffident or timid
- Strokes
- 11
- Pinyin
- xū
Parts
Built from 虚
Words with 虚
- 乘虚chéng xū · chengxuto take advantage of weakness
- 务虚wù xū · wuxuto discuss matters of principle (as opposed to concrete issues)
- 太虚tài xū · taixuTaixu (famed Buddhist monk, 1890-1947); great emptiness; the void
- 心虚xīn xū · xinxulacking in confidence; diffident; to have a guilty conscience
- 气虚qì xū · qixudeficiency of 氣|气[qi4] (TCM)
- 玄虚xuán xū · xuanxu(intentionally) mysterious; arcane
- 发虚fā xū · faxuto feel weak; to be diffident
- 空虚kōng xū · kongxuhollow; emptiness; meaningless
- 脾虚pí xū · pixudepletion of the spleen (Chinese medicine)
- 虚假xū jiǎ · xujiafalse; phony; sham
- 虚伪xū wěi · xuweifalse; hypocritical; artificial
- 虚像xū xiàng · xuxiangvirtual image
- 虚名xū míng · xumingfalse reputation
- 虚报xū bào · xubaoto misreport; fraudulent report
- 虚妄xū wàng · xuwangfabricated
- 虚实xū shí · xushiwhat is true and what is false; (to get to know) the real situation
- 虚幻xū huàn · xuhuanimaginary; illusory
- 虚度xū dù · xuduto fritter away (one's time)
- 虚弱xū ruò · xuruoweak; in poor health
- 虚心xū xīn · xuxinopen-minded; humble
- 虚掩xū yǎn · xuyanto partially obscure; (of a door, gate or window) slightly open; ajar; not fully shut; unlocked; (of a jacket or shirt) unbuttoned
- 虚损xū sǔn · xusun(TCM) consumptive disease, chronic deficiency disorder due to impaired function of inner organs, deficiency of qi, blood, yin and yang; asthenia
- 虚拟xū nǐ · xunito imagine; to make up; fictitious; theoretical; hypothetical; (computing) to emulate
- 虚数xū shù · xushuimaginary number
- 虚文xū wén · xuwendead letter; rule no longer in force; empty formality
- 虚星xū xīng · xuxingimaginary star (in astrology)
- 虚荣xū róng · xurongvanity
- 虚构xū gòu · xugouto make up; fabrication; fictional
- 虚标xū biāo · xubiaoto falsely or exaggeratedly label (a product)
- 虚岁xū suì · xusuione's age, according to the traditional Chinese method of reckoning (i.e. the number of Chinese calendar years in which one has lived) – In this system, a person's age at birth is one, and increases by one at the beginning of the first solar term 立春[Li4 chun1] each year, rather than on one's birthday.; contrasted with 實歲|实岁[shi2 sui4]