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Meaning of 屈

Pinyin qū

Radical

尸

Strokes

Definition

bent / feel wronged

Usage

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屈 [qū] (Verb) 1. To bend; opposite of "stretch." Example: 屈曲 (qūqū), 屈折, 屈膝, 屈伸 (bend and stretch, implying disappointments and successes), 首屈一指 (second to none), 卑躬屈膝 (to bow and scrape). 2. To lower one's head; to yield. Example: 屈服 (yield), 屈从 (submit), 威武不屈 (unyielding in the face of power). 3. To be wronged; to cause discomfort. Example: 冤屈 (feel wronged), 委屈 (feel wronged), 屈辱 (humiliation), 屈才 (unjust treatment of talent), 屈驾 (being wronged), 屈己待人 (lower oneself while dealing with others). 4. To be in the wrong; to lack justification. Example: 屈心 (to have a guilty conscience), 理屈词穷 (to run out of arguments). 5. A surname. 屈 [qū] (Noun) 1. A town name from ancient times (Qu town). Located in the Jin state during the Spring and Autumn period, it is now north of Jixian in Shanxi province, known for producing exceptional horses. 2. A surname; one of the three families of the royal family in Chu during the Spring and Autumn period. 屈 [qū] (Adjective) 1. Used as a variant of "崛" (towering). 2. Used as a variant of "倔" (stubborn; unbending).

坚贞不屈 jiān zhēn bù qū

faithful and unchanging (idiom); steadfast

委屈 wěi qu

to feel wronged / to cause sb to feel wronged / grievance

卑躬屈膝 bēi gōng qū xī

to bow and bend the knee (idiom); fawning / bending and scraping to curry favor

屈原 Qū Yuán

Qu Yuan (340-278 BC), famous Warring States statesman and poet, author of Sorrow at Parting 離騷|离骚 Lisao in Songs of Chu 楚辭|楚辞

屈服 qū fú

to surrender / to yield

不屈 bù qū

unyielding / unbending

屈从 qū cóng

to capitulate

屈辱 qū rǔ

to humiliate / humiliating

屈指可数 qū zhǐ kě shǔ

can be counted on one's fingers (idiom) / very few

不屈不挠 bù qū bù náo

unyielding / indomitable

屈指 qū zhǐ

to count on one's fingers

屈居 qū jū

Subdued

宁死不屈 nìng sǐ bù qū

rather die than submit (idiom)

首屈一指 shǒu qū yī zhǐ

to count as number one (idiom); second to none / outstanding

屈曲 qū qū

crooked

屈死 qū sǐ

be wronged and driven to death / be persecuted to death

叫屈 jiào qū

to complain of an injustice / to lament sb's misfortune

憋屈 biē qū

sullen

冤屈 yuān qū

to receive unjust treatment / injustice

屈伸 qū shēn

bend and stretch / flexion and extension

能屈能伸 néng qū néng shēn

can bow and submit, or can stand tall (idiom, from Book of Changes); ready to give and take / flexible