肺 fèi
noun
lung
Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语
, Concept: Organ 器官
Notes: (CC-CEDICT '肺'; Guoyu '肺' n; Unihan '肺')
Contained in
- 肺炎霉浆菌(肺炎黴漿菌) Mycoplasma pneumoniae
- 感人肺腑 to move someone deeply ; deeply moved
- 夫妻肺片 popular Sichuan cold dish made of thinly sliced beef and beef offal
- 肺炎 pneumonia
- 肺结核病(肺結核病) tuberculosis, TB
- 心肺复苏术(心肺復甦術) cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- 缺心少肺 brainless; stupid
- 没心没肺(沒心沒肺) simple-minded; thoughtless; heartless; nitwitted
- 肺活量 vital capacity
- 贴心贴肺(貼心貼肺) considerate and caring; very close; intimate
- 硅肺病 silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease
- 肺水肿(肺水腫) pulmonary edema
- 肺炎双球菌(肺炎雙球菌) Diplococcus pneumoniae
- 霉浆菌肺炎(黴漿菌肺炎) mycoplasma pneumonia
- 肺气肿(肺氣腫) emphysema
- 透心没肺(透心沒肺) heartless
- 大叶性肺炎(大葉性肺炎) lobar pneumonia
- 矽肺病 silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease
- 书肺(書肺) book lung (arachnid anatomy)
- 出自肺腑 from the bottom of one's heart
- 肺癌 lung cancer
- 非典型肺炎 atypical pneumonia; Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome; SARS
- 肺通气(肺通氣) pulmonary ventilation
- 狼心狗肺 heart of wolf and lungs of dog; cruel and unscrupulous
- 支原体肺炎(支原體肺炎) Mycoplasma pneumonia
- 揪心揪肺 heart-wrenching
- 肺病 lung disease ; tuberculosis
- 好心倒做了驴肝肺(好心倒做了驢肝肺) to mistake good intentions for a donkey's liver and lungs
- 矽肺 silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease
- 尘肺(塵肺) pneumoconiosis
- 肺动脉(肺動脈) pulmonary artery
- 肺腑 bottom of the heart
- 黑肺病 pneumoconiosis (occupational disease of coal miners); silicosis
- 慢性阻塞性肺病 chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- 肺痨(肺癆) tuberculosis
- 中度性肺水肿(中度性肺水腫) toxic pulmonary edema
- 肺炎克雷伯氏菌 Klebsiella pnenmoniae
- 肺泡 pulmonary alveolus
- 水肺 scuba
- 肺栓塞 pulmonary embolism
- 密闭式循环再呼吸水肺系统(密閉式循環再呼吸水肺系統) closed-circuit rebreather scuba (diving)
- 肺心病 pulmonary heart disease
- 润肺(潤肺) to moisten the lungs; to make expectoration easy
- 掏心掏肺 to be totally devoted (to a person)
- 肺刺激性毒剂(肺刺激性毒劑) lung irritant
- 石末肺 silicosis; grinder's disease
- 肺结核(肺結核) tuberculosis
- 肺腑之言 to speak from the bottom of the heart
- 硅肺 silicosis
Word is mentioned most frequently in
Truncated for common words
- 有司 第十七 17. The servant clearing the way The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 23
- 少牢馈食礼 第十六 16. Rites of the secondary pen victim food offering The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 12
- 特牲馈食礼 第十五 15. Rites of the single victim food offering The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 12
- 《扁鵲倉公列傳》 Biographies of Bian Que and the Duke of Cang Records of the Grand Historian 史記 — count: 10
- 鄉射禮 第五 5. Rites of the district archery meet The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 9
- 士虞禮 第十四 14. Post burial rites for a common officer The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 7
- 卷2 太祖紀 Volume 2 Annals: Taizu (Emperor Daowu) Book of Wei 魏書 — count: 7
- 士昬禮 第二 2. Nuptial rites for a common officer The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 6
- 鄉飲酒禮 第四 4. Rites of the district symposium The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 6
- 大射 第七 7. The great archery meet (state level) The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 5
Collocations
- 肺一 (肺一) 离肺一 — The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮, 特牲馈食礼 第十五 15. Rites of the single victim food offering — count: 21
- 取肺 (取肺) 右手取肺 — The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮, 鄉飲酒禮 第四 4. Rites of the district symposium — count: 20
- 肺肝 (肺肝) 祭肺肝心 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《郊特牲》 The Single Victim at the Border Sacrifices — count: 17
- 肝肺 (肝肺) 羞肝肺首心 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《祭義》 The Meaning of Sacrifices — count: 15
- 肺石 (肺石) 以肺石達窮民 — Rites of Zhou 周禮, 秋官司寇 第五 5. Office of Autumn and Minister of Justice — count: 14
- 祭肺 (祭肺) 君膳不祭肺 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《曲禮下》 Summary of the Rules of Propriety Part 2 — count: 14
- 肺附 (肺附) 肺附幹餱 — Canon of Supreme Mystery 太玄經, Full Text — count: 9
- 离肺 (離肺) 離肺實于鼎 — The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮, 士冠禮 第一 1. Capping rites for (the son of) a common officer — count: 9
- 肺肠 (肺腸) 自有肺腸 — The Book of Songs 詩經, 大雅‧蕩之什‧桑柔 Greater odes of the kingdom - Decade Of Dang - Sang Rou — count: 8
- 举肺 (舉肺) 舉肺脊二 — The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮, 士昬禮 第二 2. Nuptial rites for a common officer — count: 8