穴 ⇒
洞穴 dòngxué, cave/cavern
穴 xué, cave/cavity/hole/acupuncture point/Taiwan pr. [xuè]
穴居 xuéjū, to live in a cave/(of animals) to be of burrowing habit
巢穴 cháoxué, lair/nest/den/hideout
墓穴 mùxué, tomb/grave
太阳穴 tàiyángxué, [太陽穴], temple (on the sides of human head)
地穴 虎穴 穴位 xuéwèi, acupuncture point
空穴来风 kōngxuéláifēng, [空穴來風], lit. wind from an empty cave (idiom)/fig. unfounded (story)/baseless (claim)
穴道 xuédào, acupuncture point/acupoint
蚁穴 走穴 zǒuxué, (of itinerant entertainers) to tour, playing in many venues
鼠穴 深入虎穴 空穴 kòngxué, electron hole (physics)
点穴 diǎnxué, [點穴], to hit a pressure point (martial arts)/dim mak/see also 點脈|点脉[diǎn mài]
鸟 ⇒
鸟 diǎo/niǎo, [鳥], variant of 屌[diǎo]/penis, bird/CL:隻|只[zhī],群[qún]/(dialect) to pay attention to/...
小鸟 xiǎoniǎo, [小鳥], penis (kiddie term)
鸟儿 niǎor, [鳥兒], bird
雷鸟 léiniǎo, [雷鳥], capercaillie (Lagopus, several species)/thunderbird (in native American mytholog...
鸟类 niǎolèi, [鳥類], birds
知更鸟 zhīgēngniǎo, [知更鳥], redbreast/robin
鸵鸟 tuóniǎo, [鴕鳥], ostrich
火烈鸟 huǒlièniǎo, [火烈鳥], flamingo
蜂鸟 fēngniǎo, [蜂鳥], hummingbird
鸟笼 niǎolóng, [鳥籠], birdcage
啄木鸟 zhuómùniǎo, [啄木鳥], woodpecker
鸟巢 niǎocháo, [鳥巢], bird's nest/nickname for Beijing 2008 Olympic stadium
飞鸟 fēiniǎo, [飛鳥], bird
布谷鸟 bùgǔniǎo, [布谷鳥], cuckoo (Cercococcyx spp.)/same as 杜鵑鳥|杜鹃鸟[dù juān niǎo]
鸟窝 niǎowō, [鳥窩], bird's nest
鸟瞰 niǎokàn, [鳥瞰], to get a bird's-eye view/bird's-eye view/broad overview
雏鸟 鸟枪 niǎoqiāng, [鳥槍], flintlock musket/fowling piece (shotgun)/air gun
海鸟 hǎiniǎo, [海鳥], seabird
候鸟 hòuniǎo, [候鳥], migratory bird
百灵鸟 bǎilíngniǎo, [百靈鳥], skylark
鸟群 惊弓之鸟 jīnggōngzhīniǎo, [驚弓之鳥], lit. a bird startled by the mere twang of a bow (idiom)/fig. sb who frightens ea...
鸟鸣 niǎomíng, [鳥鳴], birdsong/warbling
青鸟 鲣鸟 作鸟兽散 zuòniǎoshòusàn, [作鳥獸散], lit. scatter like birds and beasts (idiom)/fig. to head off in various direction...
鸟类学 niǎolèixué, [鳥類學], ornithology/study of birds
翠鸟 cuìniǎo, [翠鳥], kingfisher
爱鸟 花鸟 huāniǎo, [花鳥], painting of birds and flowers
犀鸟 xīniǎo, [犀鳥], hornbill
比翼鸟 鸟枪换炮 niǎoqiānghuànpào, [鳥槍換炮], bird shotgun replaced by cannon (idiom); equipment improved enormously
黄鸟 一石多鸟 铁鸟 禽鸟 qínniǎo, [禽鳥], birds/fowl
国鸟 百鸟之王 害鸟 hàiniǎo, [害鳥], pest bird (esp. one that feeds on farm crops or newly hatched fish)
鸵鸟政策 tuóniǎozhèngcè, [鴕鳥政策], ostrich policy (sticking one's head in the sand, failing to acknowledge danger)
太阳鸟 鸟兽 niǎoshòu, [鳥獸], birds and beasts/fauna
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