skin; outer tissue of a human or animal body that protects the body and regulates temperature

(literary) skin and muscle; flesh

color of the skin; complexion

shallow or lacking depth, used to describe knowledge, understanding, or character

skin disease; dermatosis; any condition affecting the skin, hair, or nails

the body and skin; one's physical body

to have cuts and bruises all over the body; to be severely injured

dermatology; a hospital department that treats skin conditions

deeply felt pain or bitter anguish as if felt on one's own skin; personal loss or suffering that is deeply and personally experienced

Safeguard (brand of soap and personal care products)

(bound form) intimately and deeply felt; closely related to one's own interests or life

superficial and shallow; lacking depth or substance

not in-depth; casual; perfunctory or sloppy in work or manner

gentle on the skin; not causing irritation

the burning bush or summer cypress, a plant used for making brooms and in traditional medicine

(bound form) unhurt, intact, or unscathed skin

to protect and care for the skin; skincare

to study without seeking a deep understanding; to gain only a shallow or surface-level knowledge of a subject

softening toner or lotion used to hydrate and smooth the skin

to make the skin clean; to cleanse the skin

body lotion; body shampoo

toner; skin lotion used to moisturize and balance the skin

an oily skin care product used to keep the skin smooth and moist

skin cream or lotion used to prevent dryness and soften the loss of moisture

skin or body lotion used to hydrate and soften the skin

toner used in skin care; skin freshener

skin or cutaneous reaction; cutireaction

Inflammation of the skin caused by factors such as friction, sun exposure, or temperature changes; commonly characterized by redness, swelling, itching, and rashes.

the branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders

dermo-muscular sac; the flexible body wall structure of many invertebrates

medical diagnostic procedure to identify allergies by applying a substance to the skin and observing the reaction

the Chinese sumac tree (Rhus chinensis)

intimate physical contact or sexual relations between a man and a woman

(literary) great achievements; distinguished service

to study something superficially or have only a shallow understanding; to dip into a subject

slander or complaints that are superficial and not deeply felt by the listener; false accusations that stick to the surface like skin

empty and impractical; describes speech or writing that is superficial but grand-sounding

(literary) to be timid; to flinch; to avert one's eyes from fear. Alluding to [[孟子|孟子|meng4 zi3]], where the warrior Bei Gongyou is described as not flinching even when his skin was pricked or his eyes poked

Sensations produced when the skin is stimulated by the external environment, including [[触觉|觸覺|chu4 jue2]], [[痛觉|痛覺|tong4 jue2]], and [[温觉|溫覺|wen1 jue2]]

a deciduous shrub from the eastern Mediterranean whose fruit is used as a spice; also called tanner's sumac or vinegar tree