涩 ⇒
苦涩 kǔsè, [苦澀], bitter and astringent/pained/agonized
涩 sè, [澀]/[澁], astringent/tart/acerbity/unsmooth/rough (surface)/hard to understand/obscure, ol...
羞涩 xiūsè, [羞澀], shy/bashful
晦涩 huìsè, [晦澀], difficult to understand/cryptic
干涩 gānsè, [乾澀], dry and rough (skin)/hoarse (voice)/dry and heavy (style)
囊中羞涩 nángzhōngxiūsè, [囊中羞澀], to be embarrassingly short of money
生涩 shēngsè, [生澀], unripe/tart/not fully proficient/somewhat shaky
脉 ⇒
脉搏 màibó, [脈搏], pulse (both medical and figurative)
动脉 dòngmài, [動脈], artery
静脉 jìngmài, [靜脈], vein
动脉瘤 脉冲 màichōng, [脈衝], pulse (physics)
脉 mài/mò, [䘑]/[脈]/[衇], old variant of 脈|脉[mài], arteries and veins/vein (on a leaf, insect wing etc), s...
山脉 shānmài, [山脈], mountain range/CL:條|条[tiáo]
血脉 xuèmài, [血脈], blood vessels
来龙去脉 láilóngqùmài, [來龍去脈], the rise and fall of the terrain (idiom)/(fig.) the whole sequence of events/cau...
主动脉 zhǔdòngmài, [主動脈], aorta/principal artery
冠状动脉 guānzhuàngdòngmài, [冠狀動脈], coronary artery
大动脉 dàdòngmài, [大動脈], main artery (blood vessel)/fig. main highway/arterial road
肺动脉 fèidòngmài, [肺動脈], pulmonary artery
动脉血 命脉 mìngmài, [命脈], lifeline
动脉硬化 dòngmàiyìnghuà, [動脈硬化], hardening of the arteries/arteriosclerosis
经脉 jīngmài, [經脈], channel of TCM
喀尔巴阡山脉 KāěrbāqiānShānmài, [喀爾巴阡山脈], Carpathian Mountains, 1500-km mountain range in Central and Eastern Europe
含情脉脉 hánqíngmòmò, [含情脈脈], full of tender feelings (idiom); tender-hearted
静脉炎 矿脉 kuàngmài, [礦脈], vein of ore
喜马拉雅山脉 Xǐmǎlāyǎshānmài, [喜馬拉雅山脈], Himalayas
脉象 màixiàng, [脈象], condition or type of pulse (in Chinese medicine)
脉络 màiluò, [脈絡], arteries and veins/network of blood vessels/vascular system (of a plant or anima...
阿尔卑斯山脉 安第斯山脉 Āndìsīshānmài, [安第斯山脈], Andes mountain chain of South America
把脉 bǎmài, [把脈], to feel the pulse/to take sb's pulse
一脉相承 yīmàixiāngchéng, [一脈相承], traceable to the same stock (idiom); of a common origin (of trends, ideas etc)
门静脉 阿巴拉契亚山脉 亚平宁山脉 桡动脉 脉脉含情 大静脉 脉膊 阿特拉斯山脉 动脉弓 高加索山脉 GāojiāsuǒShānmài, [高加索山脈], Caucasus Mountains
支脉 温情脉脉 wēnqíngmòmò, [溫情脈脈], full of tender feelings (idiom); tender-hearted