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Meaning of 腔

Pinyin qiāng

Radical

月

Strokes

Definition

cavity of body / tune

Usage

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腔 [qiāng] 名词 1. 动物身体中空的部分。 (En: cavity) 例: 腔子 (chest cavity); 口腔 (oral cavity); 胸腔 (thoracic cavity); 生殖腔 (reproductive cavity); 颅腔 (cranial cavity); 腹腔 (abdominal cavity). 2. 器物的中空部分。 (En: hollow part of an object) 例: 炉腔 (furnace chamber). 3. 乐曲的调子。 (En: tune) 例: 腔调 (melody); 唱腔 (singing tone). 4. 说话的声音、语调。 (En: tone) 例: 开腔 (to start speaking); 京腔 (Beijing accent); 装腔作势 (to speak pretentiously). 5. 模样。 (En: manner) 例: 腔儿 (appearance). 量词多指牲口个体。 (En: often refers to livestock, e.g., 一腔猪 [a pig]; 一腔羊 [a sheep]). 字形说明: 本义: 人和动物体内的空处。字形来自肉部和空字。 (En: The original meaning refers to the hollow parts inside humans and animals, combining the radical for meat with the character for "empty".)

哭腔 kū qiāng

sobbing tone / sob / dirge / opera tune portraying mourning

唱腔 chàng qiāng

vocal music (in opera) / aria

帮腔 bāng qiāng

vocal accompaniment in some traditional Chinese operas / to speak in support of / to chime in

满腔热忱 mǎn qiāng rè chén

full of enthusiasm

搭腔 dā qiāng

to answer / to respond / to converse

昆腔 Kūn qiāng

see 崑曲|昆曲[Kun1 qu3]

梆子腔 bāng zǐ qiāng

a general term for local operas in Shangxi, Henan, Hebei, Shandong etc / the music of such operas

泄殖腔 xiè zhí qiāng

cloaca / cloacal cavity (of bird, reptile etc)

满腔 mǎn qiāng

one's heart filled with / full of (joy)

盆腔 pén qiāng

the pelvic cavity / birth canal

秦腔 Qín qiāng

Qinqiang, an opera style popular in northwest China, possibly originating in Ming dynasty folk music / Shaanxi opera

口腔 kǒu qiāng

oral cavity

胸腔 xiōng qiāng

thoracic cavity

鼻腔 bí qiāng

nasal cavity

腔调 qiāng diào

accent

腹腔 fù qiāng

abdominal cavity

体腔 tǐ qiāng

body cavity / coelom (biology)

一腔 yī qiāng

full of (zeal, anger etc)

空腔 kōng qiāng

cavity

装腔作势 zhuāng qiāng zuò shì

posturing / pretentious / affected

声腔 shēng qiāng

common systematic tunes of many varieties of Chinese operas

高腔 gāo qiāng

gaoqiang, high-pitched opera singing style

腹腔镜 fù qiāng jìng

laparoscope / peritoneoscope

油腔滑调 yóu qiāng huá diào

flippant and insincere (piece of writing or speech) / glib-tongued / oily

颅腔 lú qiāng

cranial cavity