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abdomen / stomach / belly
abdomen / belly / flank
abdominal muscle
diarrhea / to have the runs
HSK 6
hinterland / interior / outback
abdominal cavity
underbelly / lower abdomen
uproarious / hilarious / to split one's sides laughing / lit. to hold one's belly with both hands
to cut open the abdomen / to disembowel / to speak from the heart
trusted aide / confidant / reliable agent / to confide
Cesarean section
uproarious / hilarious / to split one's sides laughing / lit. to hold one's belly with both hands
filled with / preoccupied with
belly-ache / stomach pain
lower abdomen
an empty stomach
abdominal wall
belly (old)
groin (anatomy)
harakiri (formal Japanese: seppuku), a samurai's suicide by disemboweling
ventriloquism
surrogate pregnancy
lit. belly full of complaints (idiom) / discontent / always moaning and complaining
to give one's bare heart into sb else's keeping (idiom); sb has one's absolute confidence / to trust completely / to confide in sb with entire sincerity
posthumous child
rectus abdominis muscle (front of the belly)
ventriloquism
lit. calamity within one's bosom (idiom); major trouble hidden within
silent curse or disagreement / unspoken criticism
lit. food not filling the stomach (idiom) / fig. poverty-stricken
Cesarean section operation
abdominal cramping
six pack (abdominal muscles)
hara-kiri
lit. honeyed words, a sword in the belly (idiom); fig. hypocritical and murderous
infective diarrhea
to estimate how much food is required for a meal
main vowel in diphthong
ventral fin / pelvic fin
Abdominal Lament / acupuncture point SP 16
to eat one's fill
doubled up with laughter
lit. cutting one's stomach to hide a pearl (idiom) / fig. wasting a lot of effort on trivialities
to gauge the heart of a gentleman with one's own mean measure (idiom)
ascites / ascitic fluid / hydroperitoneum (medicine)
desire for good food
gastropod (class of mollusks including snails)
gastropod (class of mollusks including snails)
full of political wisdom (idiom) / politically astute / with encyclopedic experience of state policy
six-pack (abs)
acetabulum (part of the pelvis bone)
lit. empty belly / hollow / vacuous / devoid of content
ventriloquist
full of wisdom (idiom); astute and widely experienced
a learned person (idiom)
ambitious despite lack of ambition
Eurasian hinterland (i.e. Central Asia including Xinjiang)
bullfinch (family Fringillidae)
to be on intimate terms with sb (idiom)
athletic supporter
round herring
well-read (idiom)


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