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(to have) pins and needles / tingling / hemp / numb / to bother
麻
má
名词
1. Herbaceous plants, there are many varieties such as "hemp", "ramie", "kenaf", "flax," etc. The fibrous bark of the stem is usually also referred to as "ma", which can be used to make ropes and woven fabrics.
(En: Herbaceous plants, with many varieties like hemp, ramie, kenaf, and flax. The bark fiber is also called "hemp" and can be used for ropes and fabric.)
2. Refers to "sesame".
(En: Refers to sesame.)
3. A feeling of discomfort similar to legs or arms being compressed.
(En: A feeling of discomfort similar to that of being pressed down on the legs or arms.)
4. Loss of sensation, or dullness of perception, extended to mean lack of sharpness in thought.
(En: Senselessness or dullness, extended to mean lack of sharpness in thought.)
5. Facial acne scars, extended to refer to rough surfaces of objects.
(En: Facial scarring; extended to refer to roughness on the surface of objects.)
6. Having fine, speckled dots.
(En: Having fine speckles.)
7. Metaphor for chaos or confusion.
(En: A metaphor for chaos or confusion.)
8. A surname.
(En: A surname.)
麻
má
名词
1. The fibrous bark of hemp plants.
(En: Hemp fiber.)
2. Ancient mourning attire made from hemp.
(En: Mourning attire made of hemp.)
3. White sackcloth clothing worn after the death of a relative.
(En: Mourning garments.)
4. Refers to imperial edicts from the Tang and Song dynasties, since these were written on yellow or white hemp paper.
(En: Imperial edicts, because they were written on yellow or white hemp paper.)
5. Sesame.
(En: Sesame.)
6. Abbreviation for measles in traditional Chinese medicine.
(En: Measles.)
7. Anaesthesia.
(En: Anaesthesia.)
8. Pockmarks on facial skin, colloquially known as "mazi face."
(En: Pockmarks.)
麻
má
形容词
1. Describing numerous, chaotic situations.
(En: Describing numerous and chaotic situations.)
2. Rough or uneven surface.
(En: Coarse or rough surface.)
3. Having fine speckles.
(En: Having fine speckles.)
麻
má
动词
1. To wear mourning attire.
(En: To wear mourning attire.)
2. To feel numb.
(En: To feel numb.)
3. Also means: sensory nerves being compressed, temporarily losing sensation.
(En: To be numb; also refers to temporary loss of sensation due to compressive effects on nerves.)
4. A surname.
(En: A surname.)
麻
mā
\另见 má
(En: See má.)
麻
mā
\另见 má
(En: See má.)