muscle; the fibrous tissue in humans and animals that can contract and produce movement

meat from a pig

cow muscle or beef; the meat of a cow or bull used as food

chicken meat

mutton or goat meat

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

meat that has been roasted or grilled, such as roast pork or Korean barbecue

various types of meat; meat products in general

smoked meat; bacon

meat with little or no fat; lean meat

The human eye used alone without the help of a telescope, microscope, or other instruments

dog meat; also called [[香肉|香肉|xiang1 rou4]]

flesh and blood; the physical body or substance of a human or animal

A ball of minced meat mixed with starch and seasonings, which can be steamed, fried, or boiled in soup.

meat consisting primarily of fat; fat

meat patty; minced meat pancake; meat pie; hamburger

a malignant tumor formed from mesenchymal tissue (such as bone, cartilage, or muscle)

extra growth of tissue on a mucous membrane, often incorrectly written as [[瘜肉|瘜肉|xi1 rou4]]

cinnamon; Chinese cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia). An evergreen tree with bark that is used for spice and traditional medicine.

Meat, typically pork, that has been salted and then air-dried, wind-dried, or smoked, especially during the 12th lunar month

disgusting or overly sentimental; describes words or behavior that are nauseatingly sweet, insincere, or sappy

chicken raised for meat; broiler

the texture, quality, or consistency of meat

a thick sauce or paste made from minced or ground meat

meat as food; meat products

gravy; meat stock; the broth or liquid produced by cooking meat

pork meat with alternating layers of fat and lean meat; streaky pork

one's flesh and blood; blood relations such as parents, siblings, or children

thin slices of meat used in cooking

beef noodles; beef noodle soup

flesh of fruit; pulp

the flesh of fish

an utterly worthless person who lacks ideals, lives aimlessly, or lacks any spark of life; someone who is physically alive but has no soul or purpose

the skin and muscles of the human body; flesh

processed meat products; food items made with meat as the primary ingredient

meat broth; meat soup; bouillon

to oppress and exploit the common people

meat stuffing or filling for dumplings and buns; ground meat

a large, thick slice of meat or a meat patty that is braised or fried; specifically refers to beefsteak or pork chops

(idiom) to be badly mangled or mutilated; gruesome or bloody in appearance, often describing severe injuries from an accident or disaster

The physical or corporeal body as distinguished from the spirit; originally a Buddhist term referring to the body born of one's parents.

(idiom) to be extremely nervous or frightened, especially when anticipating disaster; to have the jitters

fresh, raw meat that has not been cured or dried; often used to describe meat that is bright red and firm

dried beef; jerky; charqui

cattle raised specifically for their meat; beef cattle

lifelike and full of vitality; used to describe creative works that are realistic and rich in detail

the meat of a duck used as food

to engage in close-quarters combat using hands or short-range weapons

pathology: a small area of inflammation in tissue, often resulting from injury, inflammation, or infection