"knee-pads" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
knee-pads / buskins
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
膝盖 膝蓋 xī gài knee / (Internet slang) to kneel down (in admiration) syn
老虎凳 lǎo hǔ dèng tiger bench (torture method in which the victim sits with legs extended horizontally along a bench, upper legs held down with straps while bricks are inserted under the feet, forcing the knee joint to bend in reverse)
小腿 xiǎo tuǐ lower leg (from knee to ankle) / shank syn
膝关节 膝關節 xī guān jié knee joint syn
膝下 xī xià at the knee (in reference to children) / (salutation used in letters to parents or grandparents) syn
护膝 護膝 hù xī kneepad / knee brace
卑躬屈膝 bēi gōng qū xī to bow and bend the knee (idiom) / fawning / bending and scraping to curry favor syn
促膝 cù xī to sit knee to knee syn
奴颜婢膝 奴顏婢膝 nú yán bì xī servile and bending the knee (idiom) / fawning / bending and scraping to curry favor syn
knee syn
guó knee pit / popliteal fossa (medicine)
腿肚子 tuǐ dù zi calf (back of the leg below the knee) syn
齐膝 齊膝 qí xī level with one's knees / knee-length (skirt etc) / knee-deep (mud etc)
臀疣 tún yóu monkey's seat pads (zoology) syn
腘窝 膕窩 guó wō popliteal (anatomy) / hollow at the back of the knee
关节囊 關節囊 guān jié náng articular capsule (of joint such as knee in anatomy)
89式掷弹筒 89式擲彈筒 knee mortar
膝下假肢 below-knee prosthesis
膝上假肢 above-knee prosthesis
膝上截肢 above-knee amputation / femural amputation
膝下截肢 below-knee amputation / tibial amputation
打千 dǎ qiān genuflection, a form of salutation in Qing times performed by men, going down on the right knee and reaching down with the right hand
磕膝盖 磕膝蓋 kē xī gài (dialect) knee
朱绂 朱紱 zhū fú (archaic) red silk ribbon tied to a seal or a jade pendant / red knee cover, part of an official's robes (also a synedoche for the attire of an official) / to be an official
qiāo shank (the leg from knee to ankle) / leg (from hip to ankle) / (horse anatomy) pastern
滑跪 huá guì (of a soccer player) to knee slide after scoring a goal / (slang) to drop to one's knees in contrition or surrender (usu. figurative)
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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