belly; abdomen; stomach

The skin of the abdomen.

(colloquial) to have diarrhea or an upset stomach

The scar in the center of the abdomen left after the umbilical cord is removed; also known as [[肚脐眼|肚臍眼|du4 qi2 yan3]] or [[肚脐眼儿|肚臍眼兒|du4 qi2 yan3 r5]].

a large, bulging stomach

a large stomach or midsection of a person, or the wide part of a bottle-shaped container

generosity or tolerance toward others; broad-mindedness

lower part of the abdomen, specifically the area below the navel

to be deeply concerned or anxious about someone; to feel a constant tug on one's heartstrings, especially when worrying about loved ones

(colloquial) to have diarrhea or an upset stomach

(colloquial) the navel; belly button

the protruding stomach of a person (usually a man) which is often associated with frequent beer drinking

Literally "small belly, chicken's gut"; used to describe someone who is petty or narrow-minded, focusing on small matters rather than the big picture

the swim bladder of certain fish (such as yellow croaker, eel, or perch) used as food; also used for industrial purposes

the back part of the lower leg below the knee

intestines; entrails; sausage casings

the pale grayish-white color of the sky at dawn, resembling the underside of a fish's belly

(humorous) a protruding stomach on a man caused by fatness, similar to a "beer belly"

(idiom) to search one's guts and belly; to rack one's brains for a solution; to think long and hard

(idiom) literally meaning people's hearts are separated by their skin; used to mean that a person's true intentions or character are difficult to discern, so one should remain cautious

A diamond-shaped traditional Chinese undergarment covering the chest and abdomen, typically worn by women; fastened with straps around the neck and back

to suffer from diarrhea; also referred to as [[拉肚子|拉肚子|la1 du4 zi5]] or [[拉稀|拉稀|la1 xi1]]

sticking out one's chest and belly, often describing a corpulent or burly physique

(colloquial) to have diarrhea; to suffer from loose bowels

a strap or cinch fastened around the belly of a horse or mule to hold a saddle in place

To suffer from loose or liquid bowel movements.

a traditional Beijing dish consisting of beef or lamb tripe that is quickly blanched in boiling water and served with a dipping sauce

frank and outspoken; colloquially used to describe a person who is honest and direct without hiding anything

petty or narrow-minded; describing someone who lacks generosity and fusses over trivial matters

the fleshy pad of the fingertip

to have an upset stomach; to suffer from diarrhea or loose bowels

an entire stomach full of something; a bellyful

a bellyful of something; full of thoughts, feelings, or knowledge; completely full of

to consume food or drink; to swallow down

to be deeply worried or kept in suspense; to be filled with deep anxiety, often due to separation from loved ones

"Pregnancy-oriented Economy"; the market conditions and consumer spending patterns created by an increase in births or a baby boom.

a man with a huge appetite; a person who eats a lot (often used humorously)

The lower belly or stomach; abdomen

calf of the leg; the rounded muscle on the back of the lower leg

To be pregnant; used primarily in regional dialects

to rip open the belly and pull out the intestines; to eviscerate

to know something very well in one's heart but not necessarily speak it out loud; to know tacitly

to feel deep anxiety or concern about someone; to be filled with constant longing and worry

The fleshy inner side of the tip of a finger containing the fingerprint

to endure bullying, insults, or suffering stoically without complaining; to swallow one's pride or bitterness

to stop worrying; to feel completely at ease

traditional Chinese undergarment covering the chest and stomach

the fleshy part of the fingertip containing the fingerprint

(idiom) to fill the stomach to bursting; describes the feeling of being uncomfortably full after eating too much