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捏脊
niē jǐ
Pinyin
Definition
捏脊
-
niē jǐ
form of therapeutic massage, mainly for children, in which a roll of skin is squeezed, working from the base of the spine to the neck (TCM)
Character Decomposition
捏
扌
日
土
脊
人
冫
月
Related Words
(20)
捏
niē
1
to pinch (with one's fingers)
2
to knead
3
to make up
扭捏
niǔ nie
1
affecting shyness or embarrassment
2
coy
3
mincing (walk, manner of speech)
4
mannered
拿捏
ná niē
1
to grasp
2
(dialect) affecting shyness
3
coy
4
to create difficulties
捏造
niē zào
1
to make up
2
to fabricate
脊柱
jǐ zhù
1
spinal column
2
columna vertebralis
脊梁
jǐ liáng
1
backbone
2
spine
3
Taiwan pr. [jǐ liang]
脊椎
jǐ zhuī
1
vertebra
2
backbone
脊背
jǐ bèi
1
back (of a human or other vertebrate)
里脊
lǐ ji
1
(tender)loin (of pork, beef etc)
屋脊
wū jǐ
1
roof ridge
山脊
shān jǐ
1
mountain ridge
凭空捏造
píng kōng niē zào
1
fabrication relying on nothing (idiom); frame-up
戳脊梁骨
chuō jǐ liang gǔ
1
to criticize behind sb's back
2
back-biting
捏合
niē hé
1
to act as a go between
捏脊
niē jǐ
1
form of therapeutic massage, mainly for children, in which a roll of skin is squeezed, working from the base of the spine to the neck (TCM)
书脊
shū jǐ
1
spine of a book
无脊椎
wú jǐ zhuī
1
invertebrate
背脊
bèi jǐ
1
the back of the human body
脊
jǐ
1
spine
2
back
3
ridge
4
Taiwan pr. [jí] or [jǐ]
脊柱侧凸
jǐ zhù cè tū
1
scoliosis
Idioms
(6)
凭空捏造
píng kōng niē zào
1
fabrication relying on nothing (idiom); frame-up
捏一把冷汗
niē yī bǎ lěng hàn
1
to break out into a cold sweat (idiom)
捏一把汗
niē yī bǎ hàn
1
to break out into a cold sweat (idiom)
柿子挑软的捏
shì zi tiāo ruǎn de niē
1
lit. it's the soft persimmons that people choose to squeeze (idiom)
2
fig. it's the weak (i.e. 軟柿子|软柿子[ruǎn shì zi]) who get picked on
3
bullies pick soft targets
砌词捏控
qì cí niē kòng
1
to make an accusation based on fabricated evidence (idiom)
蹿房越脊
cuān fáng yuè jǐ
1
lit. to leap the house and cross the roofridge (idiom); dashing over rooftops (of robbers and pursuing knight-errant 俠客|侠客 in fiction)
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