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kaox0018 -

What are some words for cancer?

such as

testicular cancer
liver
skin
lung
mouth..

thanks!



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roddy -

Moving to the new 'quick translations' forum, adding a more meaningful title, and wondering if you
might like to try and find some translations yourself and then ask if they're correct . . .










Luobot -

Here's a starter:

CANCER
癌 ái cancer
癌症 áizhèng cancer
皮肤癌 pífūái skin cancer
癌 yán cancer (old pronuniation); carcinoma
致癌 zhìái carcinogenous; to cause cancer
致癌物质 zhìáiwùzhì carcinogen; cancer causing substance
子宫颈癌 zǐgōngjǐngái cervical cancer

LIVER
肝 gān liver
肝脏 gānzàng liver
痞 pǐ swelling of the liver
脂肪肝 zhīfánggān fatty liver

SKIN
白净 báijìng (of skin) fair and clear
瘢 bān mark; scar on the skin
疕 bǐ facial skin disease; mange
剥 bō peel; to skin
剥离 bōlí (of tissue, skin, covering, etc.) come off; peel off; be stripped
疮 chuāng sore; skin ulcer
腠 còu the tissue between the skin and the flesh
瘯 cù (skin disease)
皴裂 cūnliè chap (lips, skin, etc.)
肤 fū skin
疙瘩 gēda (n) lump, swelling on skin; pimple; (n) knot; (n) preoccupation, problem
羯 jié castrate a ram; deer's skin
癞 lài scabies; skin disease
胪 lú belly; skin; to state
苠 mín multitude; skin of bamboo
内皮 nèipí (med.) endothelium; thin skin on the inside of some fruits (e.g., oranges)
皮 pí leather; skin; fur
皮肤 pífū skin
皮肤癌 pífūái skin cancer
筎 rú thin outside skin of bamboo
箬 ruò (bamboo); skin of bamboo
鱼尾纹 yúwěiwén wrinkles of the skin; crow's feet
筠 yún skin of bamboo

LUNG
肺 fèi lung
肺刺激性毒剂fèicìjīxìngdújì lung irritant
气喘 qìchuǎn (v) breathe with effort; be short of breath due to poor lung capacity (asthma)

MOUTH
病从口入 bìngcóngkǒurù illness finds its way in by the mouth
叼 diāo (v) hold sth in the mouth
咡 èr space between mouth and ears
谽 hān a mouth or opening
开口 kāikǒu open one's mouth; start to talk
口 kǒu mouth; (a measure word)
口干舌燥 kǒugānshézào (v) have one's mouth go dry
口腔 kǒuqiāng (n) space inside the mouth; oral cavity
口蹄疫 kǒutíyì foot-and-mouth disease (FMD); aphthous fever
咧 liě draw back corners of mouth
嗫 niè move the mouth as in speaking
噙 qín hold in the mouth
手足口病 shǒuzúkǒubìng hand-foot-mouth disease
漱 shù to rinse (mouth)
喎 wāi a wry mouth
吻 wěn kiss; mouth
呡 wěn the corners of the mouth; the lips
衔 xián hold in mouth
噀 xùn spurt out of the mouth
噞 yǎn the movement of a fish's mouth at the surface of the water
甖 yīng earthen jar with small mouth
甀 zhuì vase with a small mouth
嘴 zuǐ mouth
嘴巴 zuǐbā mouth












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