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刺骨 (cì gǔ) — Chinese word meaning

HSK 7

刺骨 (cì gǔ) is a Chinese word: bone-chilling. This page shows its pinyin, translation, example sentences, character breakdown, decomposition, and HSK level.

Meaning of 刺骨

动 dòng verb

bone-chilling

冬天的寒风刺骨。

dōng tiān de hán fēng cì gǔ

The winter cold wind is bone-chilling.

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Word breakdown

刺 cì — to pierce, to penetrate sharply

骨 gǔ — bone (indicating depth/intensity)

Structure & writing
1 刺 cì — to pierce; to prick (a sharp object entering or passing through something)

刺 is not used as a component in any other character.

consists of

1.2 刂 dāo — knife/blade radical (right-side form)
刂 is a component in 38 characters
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2 骨 gǔ — bone, the hard tissue supporting the body in humans and vertebrates
骨 is a component in 3 characters

consists of

2.1 冎 guǎ — flesh separated from bone; flaying
冎 is a component in 1 characters
2.2 ⺼ — flesh/meat radical, representing body tissue or muscle
⺼ is a component in 68 characters
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