How to write 脏

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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "脏"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 脏

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "脏"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 脏

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Meaning of 脏

Pinyin zāng、 zàng

Radical

月

Strokes

Definition

dirty / filthy, viscera

Usage

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脏髒 zāng 〈形〉 1. Dirty; soiled; unclean. 【Example】: 脏衣服 (dirty clothes); 脏地毯 (dirty carpets). 2. Referring to language: vulgar, bad language. 【Example】: 责备这个孩子说脏话 (scold this child for using foul language). 脏髒 zāng 〈动〉 1. To smear; to stain; to defile. 【Quote】: "咱一来是为行好，二来也怕脏了我的店。" (We come here to do good and also to avoid staining my shop.) 2. See also zàng. 脏臟 zàng 〈名〉 - Original meaning: In traditional Chinese medicine, the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys are known as the five organs. Later, it became a general term for the internal organs of the body. - Character formation: Phonetic-ideographic. Left part indicates meaning, right part indicates pronunciation. 1. The original character for "脏" is "藏". "脏" is a later derived character from "藏". 【Example】: 脏躁症 (a name of a traditional Chinese medicine disease, main symptoms include emotional instability and irregular laughter or crying); 脏象 (refers to the normal functions of the human organs and their manifestations when pathological changes occur); 内脏 (internal organs); 五脏六腑 (the five organs and six hollow organs). 2. See also zāng.

脏兮兮 zāng xī xī

dirty / filthy

心脏病 xīn zàng bìng

heart disease

肝脏 gān zàng

liver

肮脏 āng zāng

dirty / filthy

肾脏 shèn zàng

kidney

心脏 xīn zàng

heart / CL:顆|颗[ke1],個|个[ge4]

肾脏病 shèn zàng bìng

kidney disease

内脏 nèi zàng

internal organs / viscera

脏腑 zàng fǔ

inner organs

脏器 zàng qì

internal organs

五脏六腑 wǔ zàng liù fǔ

five viscera and six bowels (TCM)

五脏 wǔ zàng

five viscera of TCM, namely: heart 心[xin1], liver 肝[gan1], spleen 脾[pi2], lungs 肺[fei4] and kidneys 腎|肾[shen4]

脏话 zāng huà

profanity / obscene language / speaking rudely

脾脏 pí zàng

spleen

脏物 zàng wù

dirt / filth / foul

脏水 zāng shuǐ

dirty water / sewage

脏字 zāng zì

obscenity

脏乱 zāng luàn

dirty and disordered / in a mess

肺脏 fèi zàng

lungs

脏乱差 zāng luàn chà

(coll.) squalid / squalor