chest; thorax; bosom; the part of the body between the neck and the abdomen

the middle of the chest; specifically the pit of the stomach or the area at the lower end of the breastbone

bra; brassiere

a person's mind, heart, or breadth of spirit; often used to describe one's character, outlook, or capacity for forgiveness and understanding

the chest cavity; thoracic cavity or rib cage, containing the heart and lungs

One's breadth of mind, temperament, or aspirations

the space in front of the chest; the bosom area

chest; thorax; the part of the body between the neck and the belly

The measurement around the chest and back; a person's bust circumference

chest; the part of the body between the neck and the abdomen

A person's mind, vision, or heart; specifically refers to one's openness, tolerance, or ambition.

thymus gland; a lymphoid organ in the upper chest that plays a critical role in the immune system and usually shrinks after puberty

bra; an undergarment worn by women to support the breasts

in one's heart or mind

breastbone; sternum

The thin membrane that covers the surface of the lungs and lines the inside of the chest cavity; also known as [[肋膜|肋膜|lei4 mo2]].

to stick out one's chest; to square one's shoulders

(idiom) to have a clear and ready plan or strategy in mind before starting something; to be confident of success. Unlike [[心中有数|心中有數|xin1 zhong1 you3 shu4]], which means to have a clear idea of the situation, this term refers specifically to having a strategy or solution ready

the breast meat or chest area of a chicken

A medical condition where air enters the space between the lungs and the chest wall, potentially causing lung collapse; common symptoms include chest pain and difficulty breathing

an old-fashioned undergarment covering the chest and abdomen, typically worn by women; similar to a [[肚兜|肚兜|du4 dou1]]

chest muscle; pectorals; pectorals

A decorative piece of jewelry that is pinned onto the chest area of clothing.

soft and white breasts of a woman

The twelve vertebrae of the middle section of the spine between the neck and the lower back; they connect to the ribs.

to have one's head held high and chest thrust out; to be full of spirit and confidence

thorax; rib cage

(idiom) to beat one's breast and stomp on the ground, expressing extreme sorrow, pain, or regret

To have a clear plan or mental image before acting; to be confident of success due to thorough preparation.

inflammation of the chest membrane, typically caused by infection or injury; symptoms include chest pain and difficulty breathing

to hold one's head high and chest out; describes an upright posture or a manner that shows confidence and pride

open-minded; unprejudiced; having a broad outlook

pectoralis major muscle; the large muscle across the top of the chest

corsage; boutonniere; flower worn on the chest to identify key figures at events or to add to a festive atmosphere

to have no great aspirations or ambitions

identification badge or ID card worn on the chest, often containing the person's name, employer, and photo

a badge or medal worn on the chest or lapel for commemorative or reward purposes

to express one's heart's desires or true feelings directly; to speak bluntly

to cherish high aspirations; to have great ambition

literary; one's inner thoughts or feelings deep in one's heart

to beat one's chest as a sign of extreme anger, grief, or remorse

cuirass; breastplate; body armor covering the chest and back

a medical condition where pus collects in the space between the lungs and the chest wall; typically caused by an infection such as pneumonia and characterized by fever, shortness of breath, and chest pain

presence of blood in the pleural cavity

chest protector or breastplate used in sports or for physical protection

A portrait, sculpture, or statue of a person that shows only the head and chest area.

To have a clear understanding of a situation and be confident in how to handle it; to have a good idea of what's going on.

The fins located on either side of a fish's body behind the gills, used for steering and movement.

candid and straightforward; to have no hidden motives or deceitful intentions; ingenuous