Means or channels of mass communication and information dissemination, such as television, radio, newspapers, and the internet

concrete; specific; particular; detailed; not abstract or general

the physical body of a person or animal

dead body of a person or an animal; remains

a complex whole or organized structure consisting of interrelated parts, concepts, or ideas; setup

the entire body or system; the entirety of a collective or thing

athletic activities and sports in general

to embody, reflect, or give expression to; a concrete manifestation of an abstract idea or spirit

An organizational system or structure, particularly for a state, government, or institution

shared by a group of people; involving a joint effort or decision

personal experience gained through first-hand involvement or observation

The main or principal part of a thing; the bulk or center of a structure

total; general; comprehensive

the whole body of people; everyone in a group

A community or collection of individuals who share common characteristics; a social group or class.

the physical body of a human being

to know, realize, or understand through personal experience; to empathize or put oneself in another's shoes

group; team; organization; a collective of people who have come together for a shared purpose or interest

situated or occurring within the body; in vivo; internal

the weight of a person or animal's body

an individual person, organism, or single entity as opposed to a collective or group

an organic or integral whole; things joined together as if they were a single body

to unify separate but related departments or operations into a coordinated whole

To be naked or in the nude; to expose the body without clothing.

A protein produced in the blood of humans or animals in response to a specific virus or bacteria to help fight infection or disease.

A health checkup; short for [[体格检查|體格檢查|ti3 ge2 jian3 cha2]]

volume; bulk; the amount of space that an object occupies

gas; gaseous substance; a physical state of matter that has no fixed shape or volume

physical power; physical strength; the energy required for physical activity

A combination of various information media such as text, images, and audio, integrated and processed via computer technology.

a general term for any living thing that has life functions, including plants, animals, and bacteria; abbreviation of [[有机体|有機體|you3 ji1 ti3]]

A concrete thing that has a material existence, as opposed to a concept, image, or model

A biological structure, usually a protein on a cell membrane or inside a cell, that receives and responds to chemical signals

A substance or object that carries or transmits something else, such as energy, matter, or a biological agent; carrier in chemistry, vector in epidemiology, or a vehicle or medium in physics.

three-dimensional; stereoscopic; describing an object that has length, width, and depth

liquid; a substance that has a fixed volume but no fixed shape and is able to flow

gym; stadium; a building used for indoor sports training or competitions, usually equipped with permanent spectator stands

physical capability or stamina; the ability of the body to perform physical activities, including endurance and speed

a person's physical constitution; their health condition and ability to resist disease or adapt to the environment

the temperature of a body, usually referring to that of a human or animal

the human body, specifically the physical flesh as opposed to the spirit or soul

a physical thing or substance that occupies space

gymnastics; calisthenics; physical exercises designed to develop strength, agility, and coordination

human remains; the body of a deceased person, usually used as a respectful term

showing consideration for other people's needs; to give thoughtful care or concern to someone based on an understanding of their situation

The collective management methods, organizational forms, and institutions through which a country manages its economic activities.

A thread-like structure found in the nucleus of animal and plant cells, composed of proteins and nucleic acids, that carries genetic information.

stadium; sports field or playground; an open-air area for physical exercise or athletic competitions, sometimes including spectator stands

the limbs of the body; also refers to the entire human body including the limbs and the trunk