絕食
ciŏk-sĭkto go without food; to go on a hunger strike; to starve oneself
中文：绝食
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Imported from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0): en.wiktionary.org/wiki/絕食. Mandarin: juéshí.
Related words
- 食siăh
食 siăh
to eat/drink
- 大食duâi-siăh
大食 duâi-siăh
to gorge oneself; to pig out
- 扁食biēng-sĭk
扁食 biēng-sĭk
Chinese dumpling
- 日食nĭk sék
日食 nĭk sék
solar eclipse
- 月食nguŏk sék
月食 nguŏk sék
lunar eclipse
- 白食băh-siăh
白食 băh-siăh
- 1. to eat for free
- 2. to get something without any effort or payment; to get a free lunch; to live off of others
- 3. to eat rice without an accompanying dish, or vice versa
- 絕句ciŏk-guó
絕句 ciŏk-guó
(poetry) jueju
- 絕對ciŏk-dó̤i
絕對 ciŏk-dó̤i
- 1. (attributive) absolute as opposed to relative; total; unconditional
- 2. absolutely; totally; unconditionally; definitely
- 3. (rhetoric, mainly, Chinese linguistics) a duilian line (usually the first line of a pair) that is notoriously difficult to match with a suitable second line, due to its complex wordplay, erudite allusions, or strict formal constraints; duilian that is extremely difficult, or seemingly impossible, to match with a fitting counterpart; absolute couplet; perplexing couplet; unmatchable couplet