鱼肚 | yú dǔ | fish maw; a food dish made from the swim bladder of fish | |
毛肚 | máo dǔ | tripe (gastronomy) | |
爆肚 | bào dǔ | deep fried tripe | |
爆肚儿 | bào dǔ r | erhua variant of 爆肚 | |
肚儿 | dǔ r | erhua variant of 肚 |
肚子 | dù zi | belly; abdomen; stomach; Classifiers: 个 | |
肚皮 | dù pí | belly | |
一肚子 | yī dù zi | bellyful (of sth); full of (sth) | |
大肚子 | dà dù zi | pregnant; potbelly; big eater | |
牵肠挂肚 | qiān cháng guà dù | deeply worried (idiom); to feel anxious |
1 | She then unbuttoned her coat and rubbed her belly. | |
2 | Although many men proclaim the health benefits of exposing their stomachs on hot days, one Eastern medicine practitioner says he doesn't want to be blamed for the practice. | |
3 | Because it entereth not into his heart, but into the belly, and goeth out into the draught, purging all meats? | |
4 | Don't picture the windowsill as a dull hot knife slitting open your belly. | |
5 | Frequent burping combined with other symptoms, such as nausea or belly pain, could be a sign of a digestive disorder. |