the nose of a person or animal; the organ used for breathing and smelling

nasal mucus; snivel; snot

rhinitis; inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose

blood coming from the nose due to injury or illness; the phenomenon of nose-bleeding

the two openings of the nose leading to the nasal cavity

nasal cavity; the hollow space inside the nose that leads to the throat

the vertical raised part of the nose; also called [[鼻梁子|鼻梁子|bi2 liang2 zi5]]

pungent; acrid; a strong smell that irritates the nose

cancer of the nose and throat area, specifically a malignant tumor of the nasopharyngeal mucosa

(of a smell or fragrance) to strike the nose; to be hit by a scent

to have mucus running from the nose

to cry or whimper; often used humorously or to speak to children

(idiom) to snort disdainfully; to turn up one's nose at something; to treat with contempt or scorn

the earliest ancestor or originator of a tradition, school of thought, or field of activity

the forward-protruding tip of the nose

The very tip or point of the nose; also called [[鼻尖|鼻尖|bi2 jian1]] or [[鼻准|鼻準|bi2 zhun3]]

The fleshy part on either side of the nose that forms the lateral wall of each nostril

the branch of medicine that focuses on the ears, nose, and throat; an ENT department in a hospital

inflammation of the mucous membrane in the sinuses, typically causing symptoms such as headache, nasal congestion, and runny nose

Air passing in and out of the nostrils during respiration

Type of consonant sound produced by blocking the oral cavity and lowering the soft palate so air escapes through the nose, such as m, n, or ng

a bloody nose and a swollen face; describes a person's face after being severely beaten or injured

the nose or muzzle of an ox

To control or influence someone completely; to make someone follow blindly.

cosmetic surgery to increase the height of the bridge of the nose; a nose job

bleeding from the nose; epistaxis

the wall of tissue that divides the nose into two separate nostrils

A soft growth on the lining of the nasal passages or sinuses.

(of odors) strong and penetrating; filling the nose with fragrance

weevil; snout beetle; any of several thousand species of beetles with long snouts that feed on plants and crops

A small bottle specifically designed to hold snuff, often made of materials like porcelain, agate, or ivory and valued as a collectible or antique.

inferior nasal conchae; the lowest of the three scrolled spongy bones on the side walls of the nasal cavity

hair growing inside the nostrils; vibrissa

to blow one's nose; to clear mucus from the nose

bleeding from the nose; to have a nosebleed

to cover or hold one's nose, often to avoid a bad smell or to show disgust at something filthy or repulsive

to cause a sharp or stinging sensation in the nose due to a pungent smell

The hollow, air-filled cavities in the bones around the nasal passage, also known as the paranasal sinus; they help regulate the temperature and humidity of inhaled air and affect the resonance of the voice.

The first person to start a new field of study, school of thought, or enterprise; the original founder of a craft or art. Originally referred to the founder of a Buddhist temple on a famous mountain. Also written as [[开山祖师|開山祖師|kai1 shan1 zu3 shi1]].

described in vivid detail; minutely lifelike; plausible and convincing. Often used to describe a story or lie told so vividly that it sounds true.

to meet with a flat rejection; to be snubbed or run into a stone wall

The sound of a horse, mule, or other animal blowing air loudly through its nose.

powdered tobacco designed to be inhaled or sniffed through the nose

chronic skin condition where the nose and cheeks become red and develop pimples; bulbous nose

(idiom) to rely on others for the very air one breathes; to be slavishly dependent on others or forced to act according to their whims

to find fault with everything; to be hypercritical or pick on something incessantly

A small container used for carrying snuff

to hold identical views or attitudes; to be in collusion or in cahoots with someone, usually derogatory

sinusitis; nasal infection or inflammation in traditional Chinese medicine