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Information of 窍

Pinyin qiào
Radical
Strokes
10 strokes
Usage
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Definition
intelligence / opening
窍 (qiào) 1. Hole; cavity. (En. hole) Example: Seven openings (ears, eyes, mouth, nose). 2. Metaphor for the key point of an issue. (En. key to something) Example: The key of the matter; a crucial point. 3. To penetrate or connect. (En. to connect) Example: To connect with the world. Definitions: 1. Hole; cavity: Seven openings (ears, eyes, mouth, nose). 2. Metaphor for the key point of an issue: The key to the matter; essential aspects. 3. To penetrate or connect: Connecting with the universe. Etymology: - Original meaning: hole, cavity. - Character formation: Phonetic and ideographic, combining the radical for "cave" and the phonetic element related to skill (巧). Synonyms: 1. Same as original meaning (En. hole). Example: - 空中而多窍 (in the air and many holes). - 窍穴 (cave; hole); 窕窦 (cavity); 窖木 (hollow wood). 2. Referring to apertures of the ear, nose, mouth, etc. Example: - 七窍流血 (blood flowing from the seven openings); 上窍 (upper openings); 下窍 (lower openings). 3. Metaphor for crucial aspects or key points. Example: - 窍门 (key); 窍奥 (essence, crucial point); 窍诀 (secret).
tán mí xīn qiào
blinded judgment / phlegm confusing heart / Phlegm blocks the heart.
qiào mén
a trick / an ingenious method / know-how / the knack (of doing sth)
jué qiào
secret / trick / knack / key
kāi qiào
to get it straight / to start to understand things properly / enlightenment dawns
yī qiào bù tōng
lit. doesn't (even) enter a single aperture (of one's head) / I don't understand a word (idiom) / it's all Greek to me
qī qiào
the seven apertures of the human head: 2 eyes, 2 ears, 2 nostrils, 1 mouth
xīn qiào
the mind / capacity for clear thinking
guǐ mí xīn qiào
to be obsessed / to be possessed
cái mí xīn qiào
mad about money (idiom)
qī qiào shēng yān
lit. spouting smoke through the seven orifices (idiom) / fig. to seethe with anger