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Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 躬
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Meaning of

Pinyin gōng
Radical
Strokes
10
Definition
body / oneself / personally / to bow
Usage
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躬 gōng Definition: 1. 身体 ([En.] body) - The entire physical body. 2. 自身;亲自 ([En.] oneself; self) - Refers to the self; personally, as in “反躬自问” (to reflect on one's own actions) and “躬行实践” (to personally practice). - Example: 自身做某事 (to do something oneself). 3. 弯曲身体 ([En.] bend forward; arch; bow) - To bend the body, such as in actions of reverence, e.g., “鞠躬” (to bow) or “躬身下拜” (to bow down in respect). Additional Meanings: - 名词 (Noun) 1. 身体 ([En.] body) 2. 生命 ([En.] life) 3. 通“肱” ([En.] arm) – Referring to the part of the arm from the elbow to the wrist. - 代词 (Pronoun) 1. 自身;自己 ([En.] oneself; self) – Used to refer to oneself. - 副词 (Adverb) 1. 亲身;亲自 ([En.] personally) – Indicates actions done personally. - 动词 (Verb) 1. 本身具有 ([En.] have) – To possess or have oneself. 2. 稍微向前弯身 ([En.] to bend forward) – To incline the body slightly forward as a gesture of respect. - 形容词 (Adjective) - 通“穷” ([En.] distress; dire straits) – Describes being in a state of extreme difficulty or hardship. Examples of usage: - 躬体 (the body) - 躬先士卒 (to lead by example) - 躬耕乐道 (to personally cultivate land and cherish the teachings of sages).
bēi gōng qū xī
to bow and bend the knee (idiom); fawning / bending and scraping to curry favor
dǎ gōng zuò yī
to bow respectfully with clasped hands / to beg humbly
jū gōng jìn cuì
to bend to a task and spare no effort (idiom); striving to the utmost
gōng shēn
to bow
gōng shēn xíng lǐ
bend
jū gōng
to bow / (literary) to bend down
gōng gēng
Gong Geng
shì bì gōng qīn
to attend to everything personally
gōng shēn xià bài
bend the knee in obeisance / bow with the body slightly bent, as a sign of respect
gōng féng
Gong Feng
gōng qīn
to attend to personally / in person
gōng féng qí shèng
be present in person on the grand occasion / be personally present at the gala occasion
fǎn gōng zì xǐng
look back at past mistakes one has made
jū gōng lǐ
bow

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Pinyin gong1
Wubi
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Cangjie
hhn
Zhengma
ncyz
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27227
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