脉络 | mài luò | arteries and veins; network of blood vessels; vascular system (of a plant or animal); (fig.) fabric (i.e. underlying structure, as in "social fabric"); overall context | |
脉搏 | mài bó | pulse (both medical and figurative) | |
山脉 | shān mài | mountain range; Classifiers: 条 | |
一脉相承 | yī mài xiāng chéng | traceable to the same stock (idiom); of a common origin (of trends, ideas etc) | |
血脉 | xuè mài | blood vessels |
脉脉 | mò mò | affectionate; loving | |
温情脉脉 | wēn qíng mò mò | full of tender feelings (idiom); tender-hearted | |
含情脉脉 | hán qíng mò mò | full of tender feelings (idiom); tender-hearted | |
情意脉脉 | qíng yì mò mò | amorous (idiom) | |
柔情脉脉 | róu qíng mò mò | full of tender feelings (idiom); tender-hearted |
1 | But it can be saved, if indeed you want it to be. | |
2 | One day, he went to see the doctor. The doctor checked his pulse and gave him a thorough medical checkup, zut failed to diagnose anything. | |
3 | Then at the Solstice of 2010 we activated the Soul Star Chakra and the Earth Star Chakra, allowing you to fully ground and integrate these new energies. | |
4 | Behind the rotunda the slender trees with yellow leaves down drooping, and through them just a line of sea, and beyond the blue sky gold-veined clouds. | |
5 | This dynamism is part of the pulse of our times, and so long as we live in a fast-changing world, basketball and its players will continue to appeal to sports lovers around the world. |