臼齿 | jiù chǐ | molar tooth | |
窠臼 | kē jiù | stereotypical pattern; rut | |
脱臼 | tuō jiù | dislocation (of a joint) | |
不落窠臼 | bù luò kē jiù | not follow the beaten track; have an original style | |
前臼齿 | qián jiù chǐ | premolar tooth (immediately behind canine teeth in some mammals) |
1 | Of the tribe of Gad, Geuel the son of Machi. | |
2 | Really? I admire the author, Yoshito Usui very much. I do not believe he would choose that way to die. | |
3 | The noise of the hinge rang in his ears with something of the piercing and formidable sound of the trump of the Day of Judgment. | |
4 | The body was identified by dental records and family members the next day as being that of Usui. | |
5 | He breaketh in pieces the strong and the weak as men break corn in a mortar. |