the four limbs of the human body (arms and legs); also used for the four legs of certain animals

the limbs of the body; also refers to the entire human body including the limbs and the trunk

the lower limbs of the human body, including the thighs, legs, and feet; usually refers to the legs

to cut up or dismember a body (human or animal)

upper limbs; the part of the human body including the shoulders, arms, and hands

to surgically remove a limb or part of a limb that is diseased or severely injured; amputation

artificial limb; prosthetic limb; also called [[义肢|義肢|yi4 zhi1]]

The process of communicating nonverbally through conscious or unconscious gestures and movements; often referred to as [[体态语|體態語|ti3 tai4 yu3]] in Mainland China.

to tickle someone, often in the armpits or other sensitive areas, to make them laugh

a person's waistline or figure, often used to describe a woman's slender body or posture

the two legs at the back of an animal's body, especially in insects or four-legged vertebrates

armpit; a colloquial name for the [[腋窝|腋窩|ye4 wo1]]

forelimb or foreleg of an insect or a four-legged vertebrate animal

a limb that has been cut off or severed from the body

Any of a large group of invertebrate animals with segmented bodies and jointed legs, including insects, spiders, and crustaceans

artificial limb; prosthesis; an artificial device designed to replace a missing body part and improve appearance or function

(medical) the sensation that an amputated or missing limb is still attached

low plank; a specific pose in yoga

Literally "simple brain, developed limbs"; used to describe someone who is physically strong but lacks intelligence.

armpit; the hollow area under the arm at the shoulder

stump of a limb; a severed limb

the hollow under the arm where it joins the shoulder

the hollow under the arm where it joins the shoulder

A physical encounter or fight where bodies collide or come into contact; a brawl or scuffle.

A physical impairment or disability; refers to the loss or lack of mobility or function in the limbs caused by birth defects, illness, or injury.

the bones of the arms and legs; bones of the four limbs

the limbs and skeleton of a human body

the hollow under the arm at the shoulder

(dialect) to tickle someone using the hands so as to make them itch or laugh

an arbovirus; a virus transmitted by arthropod vectors such as mosquitoes or ticks

the pincer-like mouthparts found in spiders, scorpions, and other arachnids

A major group of arthropods including spiders, scorpions, and horseshoe crabs, characterized by having a pair of pincer-like appendages near the mouth instead of antennae.

the second pair of appendages on the bodies of spiders and other arachnids

a body part that grows out from the main body, such as a limb, fin, or antenna

to use the hands to stroke someone's body to make them itchy and laugh; to titillate

a broad, flat limb used for swimming by sea animals like whales or seals