the patterns of loops and whorls on the skin of the fingertips; the impression or mark left by these patterns on a surface

lines or creases on the skin or the surface of an object

stripe; streak; a pattern consisting of long lines

decorative pattern or design; figure; wood grain

a crack or flaw on the surface of an object, especially one that is about to break; cleavage

vein-like lines or patterns on the surface of objects, such as grain in wood, veins in marble, or lines on a fingerprint

The spiral ridge or groove on the surface of a screw, bolt, or inside a nut; also called [[螺丝扣|螺絲扣|luo2 si1 kou4]].

ripple; corrugation; water marks formed by small waves

lines or patterns on the surface of an object, such as wood grain, skin wrinkles, or markings in marble; vein lines

decorative pattern or design consisting of lines or figures, typically found on utensils, pottery, or ancient artifacts

(idiom) to not move even a tiny bit; to remain perfectly still or steady

Steel bars with a ribbed or threaded surface used to reinforce concrete.

a textile weave with a pattern of diagonal parallel ribs

a decorative pattern or design used on objects and fabrics

The lines and patterns on the palm of the hand

stripe; streak; a pattern of colored lines or spots on a background

facial wrinkles located between the corner of the eye and the temple, resembling a fish tail in shape; usually begins to appear in middle age

Muscle tissue characterized by dark and light bands under a microscope, usually attached to the skeleton and controlled by the will. Also called [[骨骼肌|骨骼肌|gu3 ge2 ji1]] or [[随意肌|隨意肌|sui2 yi4 ji1]].

the whorls or circular patterns on the tip of a finger; also written [[螺纹|螺紋|luo2 wen2]]

Lines on the skin that appear when the body grows quickly, such as during pregnancy or puberty, which causes elastic fibers in the dermis to thin or tear

wrinkles that appear on the face when smiling

a decorative design or pattern featuring the image of a dragon

A type of high-purity silver used as a standard currency in imperial China, typically cast in the shape of a horse's hoof and characterized by wrinkles on its surface.

wrinkles on the forehead; horizontal lines on the brow

A basic style of textile weave where a single horizontal thread passes over and under a single vertical thread alternately; also called tabby weave

lines on the palm of the hand; handprint

The natural patterns or lines visible on the surface of wood, caused by growth rings, fibers, or knots.

rhyolite; a type of fine-grained volcanic rock chemically equivalent to granite that often shows flow lines

(bound form) a tiny bit; a jot; a whisker

absolutely still; not moving a muscle; without the slightest change or damage; also used to describe someone who is calm or unflappable

A common magnesium silicate mineral, typically green or yellowish-green with dark mottled patterns like snakeskin; often used as building material or for decorative carving.

A type of fabric with a pattern of diagonal parallel ribs, such as twill or drill.

serpentinite; serpentine rock

long-playing or microgroove record; a slow-speed high-fidelity record

A type of photographic paper with a texture similar to cloth, used for printing or enlarging photos.

A stationery item made from a piece of bent metal wire used to hold sheets of paper together.

a decorative spiral pattern common on ancient Chinese ritual bronzes, representing stylized clouds and thunder

The natural lines or pattern found on a surface, such as the grain in wood, the veins in marble, or wrinkles on a face; can also refer to the ridges of a fingerprint.

a small natural indentation on the skin, especially on the cheek when one smiles

A small depression in the flesh of the cheek or chin, especially when smiling

animal mask pattern common on ancient ritual bronzes, featuring a frontal view of a face with prominent eyes, horns, and teeth

(bird species of China) Claudia's leaf warbler (Phylloscopus claudiae)

a pattern of fine cracks on the surface of pottery or porcelain glaze that resembles broken ice

A decorative pattern of fine cracks on the surface of pottery or porcelain glaze that resembles broken ice; also called [[冰炸纹|冰炸紋|bing1 zha4 wen2]] or [[开片|開片|kai1 pian4]].

a raised pattern or design on a surface, such as a burr, cord, or wale

a sunken or concave design or pattern

to tattoo; a tattoo

(bird species of China) Hartert's leaf warbler (Phylloscopus goodsoni)