skin; outer tissue of a human or animal body that protects the body and regulates temperature

(anatomy) epithelium; epithelial tissue; the outer surface layer of the skin (epidermis); abbreviation for [[上皮组织|上皮組織|shang4 pi2 zu3 zhi1]]

shoes made of leather

(biology) The layer of cells that lines the blood vessels, lymph vessels, and heart; can also refer to the inner layer of skin below the dermis

belt made of leather, especially one worn around the waist

The quality, texture, or physical material of skin or leather

real animal hide or skin as distinguished from synthetic materials

ox hide; cowhide; leather

a hollow ball used in games, typically made of rubber or leather and possessing elasticity

the fold of skin that can open and close over the eye; common name for the [[眼睑|眼瞼|yan3 jian3]]

naughty; mischievous; unruly (of children or animals)

leather; hide; processed skin from animals such as cattle, sheep, or pigs used to make clothing and luggage

Located or used under the skin; specifically refers to the area or tissue directly beneath the skin.

the outermost layer of skin or protective tissue on an animal or plant; cuticle; integument

the skin covering the top of the head

clothing made of fur or leather, such as a leather jacket or fur coat

leather handbag, briefcase, or generic bag

hippie; hippy; a member of a counterculture movement originating in the 1960s characterized by unconventional dress and a rejection of social norms

The skin of the abdomen.

goose pimples or gooseflesh, appearing on the skin due to cold, fear, or a creepy feeling; literally means 'chicken skin bumps'

skin disease; dermatosis; any condition affecting the skin, hair, or nails

lively and humorous in speech or behavior; playful; smart

Official government document or report, originally named for its white cover; specifically used for formal statements on important political, economic, or diplomatic issues.

Dried tangerine or orange peel used as an ingredient in cooking and as a herbal medicine to aid digestion or treat coughing. relieve coughing

The common name for vulcanized rubber or the elastic material derived from the sap of rubber trees.

a smattering or superficial knowledge of a subject; the surface level of a matter

a flat pocket-sized folding case made of soft leather used for carrying money and documents; billfold

sheepskin; sheep hide

a skin rash; a medical condition where small red spots or bumps appear on the skin surface

naughty; mischievous; impish; describes a child who is playful or troublesome and does not follow instructions

one's sensitivity to shame or embarrassment; often used with [[厚|厚|hou4]] to mean thick-skinned or [[薄|薄|bao2]] to mean shy and sensitive

to force oneself to do something difficult or unpleasant; to summon up courage; to put a bold face on a situation

non-contagious inflammation of the skin, characterized by redness, itching, and rashes

The outer layer of tissue in an animal or plant organ, such as the bark of a stem or the outer layer of a kidney

animal fur or pelt, often used as material for making winter clothing like coats or hats

sheet iron or galvanized steel; often refers to metal sheets used in construction or for the outer shells of vehicles and appliances

an upper eyelid with a natural crease, making it appear to have two layers

outer wrapping or skin of a package; wrapper

preserved egg made by curing duck, chicken, or quail eggs in a mixture of clay, ash, salt, quicklime, and rice hulls

A piece or section of land available for building or development.

turf; sod; sward; grass with a thin layer of soil used for laying lawns or landscaping

One of the two main melodies in Chinese opera, characterized by a bright, high-pitched, and vigorous tone; often paired with [[二黄|二黃|er4 huang2]].

A French male given name

To argue over trifles or wrangle endlessly without principles; to engage in pointless disputes.

peel; rind; the outer layer of a fruit, consisting of the exocarp, mesocarp, and endocarp

An official report or policy document published by a government or organization (originally associated with the British Parliament)

To peel, skin, or flay the outer layer of something; to shell

suitcase or trunk made of leather or imitation leather, often used for carrying clothes

the skin and muscles of the human body; flesh