- 鞠躬 jūgōng bowto bow as a formal gesture of respect, gratitude, or apology
- 躬身 gōngshēn bowto bend the body forward to show respect or to perform an action
- 鞠躬尽瘁 jūgōngjìncuì striving to the utmostto bend to a task and spare no effort; striving to the utmost
- 事必躬亲 shìbìgōngqīn hands-onto attend to everything personally
- 卑躬屈膝 bēigōngqūxī grovelingto act in a fawning or servile manner; to bow and scrape to curry favor
- 躬行 gōngxíng personally undertaketo personally undertake or manage
- 躬亲 gōngqīn personallyto do or attend to something in person
- 反躬自问 fǎngōngzìwèn self-examineto reflect on one's own actions or motives; to engage in introspection
- 打躬作揖 dǎgōngzuòyī begto beg humbly or entreat someone with great humility
- 卑躬屈节 bēigōngqūjié grovelto act in a servile or submissive manner; to bow and scrape
- 鞠躬尽瘁,死而后已 jūgōngjìncuì, sǐ'érhòuyǐ devoted unto deathTo dedicate oneself heart and soul to a task and work tirelessly until the day one dies.
- 圣躬 shènggōng imperial personthe physical body or health of the reigning emperor
- 躬履 gōnglǚ personally performto carry out a task personally or take responsibility for its execution
- 躬诣 gōngyì visit in personto call at someone's home personally
- 鞠躬尽力 jūgōngjìnlì striving to utmostTo bend to a task and spare no effort; to strive to the utmost.
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH