Character
HSK | 5 |
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FREQUENCY | 694th character |
RADICAL | ⽊ (75.0) |
STROKES | 4 |
INDEX # | 87 |
tree; wood, lumber; wooden
HSK 5
#694
DEFINITIONS
- tree
- wood, lumber
- wooden
- surname Mu
- tree
- wood
- coffin
- wooden
- simple
- numb
- one of the eight categories of ancient musical instruments 八音[ba1 yin1]
STROKES
WORDS
木醇 mù chún | wood alcohol; wood spirit; methyl alcohol; methanol CH3OH; same as 甲醇[jia3 chun2] |
木里藏族自治县 mù lǐ zàng zú zì zhì xiàn | Muli Tibetan autonomous county in Liangshan Yi autonomous prefecture 涼山彞族自治州|凉山彝族自治州[Liang2 shan1 Yi2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1], south Sichuan |
木里藏族自治縣 mù lǐ zàng zú zì zhì xiàn | Muli Tibetan autonomous county in Liangshan Yi autonomous prefecture 涼山彞族自治州|凉山彝族自治州[Liang2 shan1 Yi2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1], south Sichuan |
木钉 mù dīng | peg |
木釘 mù dīng | peg |
木锯 mù jù | a woodsaw |
木鋸 mù jù | a woodsaw |
木鞋 mù xié | clogs (footwear); sabot |
木頭 mù tou | slow-witted; blockhead; log (of wood, timber etc); CL:塊|块[kuai4],根[gen1] |
木馬 mù mǎ | wooden horse; rocking horse; vaulting horse (gymnastics); trojan horse (computing) |
木马病毒 mù mǎ bìng dú | Trojan horse (type of computer virus) |
木馬病毒 mù mǎ bìng dú | Trojan horse (type of computer virus) |
木馬計 mù mǎ jì | wooden horse stratagem (cf Trojan horse) |
木骨都束 mù gǔ dū shù | Chinese name for African kingdom in Somalia, cf Mogadishu 摩加迪沙 |
木魚 mù yú | mokugyo; wooden fish (percussion instrument) |
木鱼花 mù yú huā | see 柴魚片|柴鱼片[chai2 yu2 pian4] |
木魚花 mù yú huā | see 柴魚片|柴鱼片[chai2 yu2 pian4] |
木齿耙 mù chǐ pá | a rake (with wooden teeth) |
木齒耙 mù chǐ pá | a rake (with wooden teeth) |
李木 lǐ mù | blackthorn |
杖头木偶 zhàng tóu mù ǒu | zhangtou wooden rod puppetry |
杖頭木偶 zhàng tóu mù ǒu | zhangtou wooden rod puppetry |
枯木 kū mù | dead tree |
枯木逢春 kū mù féng chūn | lit. the spring comes upon a withered tree (idiom); fig. to get a new lease on life; to be revived; (of a difficult situation) to suddenly improve |
柴达木 chái dá mù | Tsaidam or Qaidam basin (Mongolian: salt marsh), depression northeast of the Plateau of Tibet, located between the Qilian Shan and the Kunlun Shan at the northern margin of the Tibetan Plateau. |