| 牺牲HSK 6 | xī shēng | to sacrifice one's life; to sacrifice (sth valued); beast slaughtered as a sacrifice | |
| 牲畜HSK 6 | shēng chù | domesticated animals; livestock | |
| 牺牲品 | xī shēng pǐn | sacrificial victim; sb who is expendable; item sold at a loss | |
| 宰牲节 | zǎi shēng jié | see 古尔邦节 | |
| 畜牲 | chù shēng | variant of 畜生 |
| 1 | We cannot sacrifice the overall situation for personal gain. | |
| 2 | Parents have made great sacrifices for their children's future. | |
| 3 | Sometimes, poor people have to sacrifice to make ends meet. | |
| 4 | In this country, individual interests are often sacrificed. | |
| 5 | He made many sacrifices to achieve his business goals. |