- 晒太阳 shàitàiyáng baskto be in the sun for warmth or sunbathing
- 防晒霜 fángshàishuāng sunscreena lotion or cream applied to the skin to protect it from sunburn and UV radiation
- 晒干 shàigān sun-dryto dry in the sun
- 晒黑 shàihēi exposeto expose unfair or illegal business practices, typically on a consumer protection website
- 晾晒 liàngshài sun-dryto sun-dry
- 暴晒 bàoshài scorch(of the sun) to shine or beat down intensely
- 曝晒 pùshài expose to sunto expose to strong sunlight
- 风吹日晒 fēngchuīrìshài exposed(idiom) to be exposed to the wind and sun; exposed to the elements
- 日晒雨淋 rìshàiyǔlín exposed to elementsto be exposed to the sun and rain; physically unprotected from the weather
- 晒斑 shàibān sunburn spotssunburn spots (on skin)
- 晒图 shàitú blueprinta photographic print of a technical drawing
- 晒客 shàikè online sharerperson who shares their experiences and thoughts with others on the Internet
- 晒出 shàichū post onlineto display, share, or post something (typically photos or personal items) on social media platforms for others to see.
- 晒油 shàiyóu thick soy sauce(Malaysia) thick soy sauce used to give food a glossy, caramel-like color
- 晒照 shàizhào post photos(Internet slang) to post photos (especially of oneself) online
- 晒衣绳 shàiyīshéng clotheslinea rope or wire on which washed clothes are hung to dry
- 晒骆驼 shàiluòtuo xylitolxylitol (Cantonese)
- 晒伤 shàishāng sunburna condition of the skin characterized by redness and pain resulting from too much sun
- 日晒伤 rìshàishāng sunburn
- 摊晒 tānshài sun-dryto lay something out to dry in the sun
- 防晒 fángshài sun protectionprotection against sunburn
- 防晒油 fángshàiyóu sunscreena lotion, oil, or other topical product applied to the skin to protect against ultraviolet radiation
- 太阳晒屁股 tàiyángshàipìgǔ oversleepto sleep in until late in the morning when the sun is already high in the sky
- 三天打鱼,两天晒网 sāntiāndǎyú, liǎngtiānshàiwǎng inconsistentto lack perseverance in a task; to work by fits and starts rather than steadily
- 晒娃 shàiwá sharentingto share news or photos of one's child on social media, often excessively
- 晒娃族 shàiwázú sharent(coll.) sharent; parents who habitually post pictures of their children on social media
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH