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Information of 躬

Pinyin gōng

Radical

身

Strokes

10 strokes

Usage

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Definition

body / oneself / personally / to bow

躬 [gōng] 1. Body; the entire physical form. ([En.] Body) 2. Oneself; personally. - Example: 反躬自问 (to reflect upon oneself) - Example: 躬行实践 (to practice personally) - Example: 事必躬亲 (to personally attend to matters) 3. To bend the body. - Example: 鞠躬 (to bow) - Example: 躬身下拜 (to bow down in respect) 4. (Noun) Referring to life. ([En.] Life) 5. (Noun) Referring to an arm; from elbow to wrist. ([En.] Arm) 6. (Pronoun) Oneself; self. ([En.] Oneself; self) 7. (Adverb) Personally; in person. ([En.] Personally) 8. (Verb) To have; to possess. ([En.] Have) 9. (Verb) To slightly bend forward, showing respect. ([En.] Bend forward; arch; bow) 10. (Adjective) Related to difficulty or distress; figuratively being in dire straits. ([En.] Distress; dire straits) Note: The character "躬" traditionally carries a connotation of acting with one's own body, reflecting a deeper sense of personal responsibility and involvement in actions and affairs.

卑躬屈膝 bēi gōng qū xī

to bow and bend the knee (idiom); fawning / bending and scraping to curry favor

打躬作揖 dǎ gōng zuò yī

to bow respectfully with clasped hands / to beg humbly

鞠躬尽瘁 jū gōng jìn cuì

to bend to a task and spare no effort (idiom); striving to the utmost

躬身 gōng shēn

to bow

躬身行礼 gōng shēn xíng lǐ

bend

鞠躬 jū gōng

to bow / (literary) to bend down

躬耕 gōng gēng

Gong Geng

事必躬亲 shì bì gōng qīn

to attend to everything personally

躬身下拜 gōng shēn xià bài

bend the knee in obeisance / bow with the body slightly bent, as a sign of respect

躬逢 gōng féng

Gong Feng

躬亲 gōng qīn

to attend to personally / in person

躬逢其盛 gōng féng qí shèng

be present in person on the grand occasion / be personally present at the gala occasion

反躬自省 fǎn gōng zì xǐng

look back at past mistakes one has made

鞠躬礼 jū gōng lǐ

bow