The viscous red liquid circulating in the heart and blood vessels of humans and animals, composed of plasma and blood cells

(bound form) liquid crystal; a substance that flows like a liquid but has some properties of a solid crystal, often used in computer and television screens

a uniform mixture of two or more substances, most commonly referring to a liquid such as salt water

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

a sterile solution, suspension, or emulsion used for medical injections into the body or blood vessels; common examples include glucose or saline solutions

seminal fluid; the fluid secreted by the reproductive organs of male humans and animals that contains sperm

To have an intravenous (IV) infusion; to be put on a drip. Also referred to as [[打点滴|打點滴|da3 dian3 di1]] or [[挂水|掛水|gua4 shui3]].

to turn into a liquid; specifically for a gas to change into a liquid due to cooling or increased pressure

liquefied gas; bottled fuel gas, particularly liquefied petroleum gas

The pressure exerted or transmitted by a fluid in a closed system; often used to describe systems that use liquid to move mechanical parts.

lotion; a milk-like liquid or skincare product

saliva; spittle; drool

Wuliangye liquor, also known as Five Grain liquor; a famous brand of Chinese strong-aroma baijiu produced in Sichuan province

a state of matter between gas and solid that is easy to flow but difficult to compress; the state of existing as a liquid

venom; poisonous fluid

The liquid found inside human or animal bodies; includes intracellular fluid as well as extracellular fluids such as blood plasma, lymph, and tissue fluid.

mucus; viscous liquid; mucilage

liquid waste filtered by the kidneys and excreted from the body

the clear, colorless fluid found in the brain and spinal cord that protects the central nervous system

a liquid medium containing nutrients and other ingredients used for growing microbes or tissues in a laboratory

liquid medication or nutritional supplement taken by mouth

Nitrogen in a liquid state, commonly used as a refrigerant

gastric juice; a thin, clear, acidic fluid secreted by the stomach glands to help digest food

the liquid that has passed through a filter

newly drawn or recently produced blood

juice or sap found in fruit, plants, or animal bodies

any disease of the blood or blood-forming organs; hematonosis

mucus; any viscous or sticky liquid secreted by animals or plants

a liquid containing nutrients used for biological research, plant cultivation, or medical support; nutrient fluid

general term in Chinese medicine for all bodily fluids (such as saliva, sweat, and gastric juices)

sweat; perspiration; the liquid secreted by the sweat glands of humans and certain animals

the surface of a body of liquid; liquid level

The fluid secreted by serous membranes in the bodies of animals and humans; serosity.

liquid waste or sewage discharged during industrial production or scientific experiments

reagent or liquid used for testing or experimental purposes

digestive fluid; digestive juices secreted by organs such as the stomach and mouth

electrolyte; electrolyte solution

a mixture in which small solid particles are dispersed throughout a liquid or gas without dissolving

a stream or flow of liquid

The concentrated solution remaining after substances have been separated out through precipitation or crystallization

A colorless alkaline fluid secreted by the pancreas into the duodenum that contains enzymes to aid in the digestion of proteins, fats, and starches

hydraulic power; energy converted or transmitted through the use of liquids.

liquid soap or cleanser used for washing the body while bathing; typically includes moisturizing or deodorizing properties

The liquid found in the spaces between cells that facilitates the exchange of nutrients and waste between the blood and tissues; formed when plasma filters through capillary walls.

(literary) fine liquor; delicious wine; nectar

The thick, clear liquid found in the cavities of joints that reduces friction between the bones; synovia

A digestive gland that produces and secretes saliva into the mouth; includes the parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands

Digestive fluid secreted by the glands and mucous membranes of the small and large intestines; contains enzymes that help break down fats and sugars for absorption and neutralize stomach acid.