fists and feet; martial arts
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesnoun
fists and feet; physical violence
Often used in the context of fighting or physical assault, frequently appearing in the idiom 拳脚相加.
Tā他
men们
yī一
yán言
bù不
hé合
jiù就
dòng动
le了
quán拳
jiǎo脚
。
They started fighting with fists and feet after a disagreement.
Yǒu有
huà话
hǎo好
hǎo好
shuō说
，
bié别
dòng动
quán拳
jiǎo脚
。
Let's talk this out nicely; don't resort to violence.
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Liǎng两
gè个
rén人
quán拳
jiǎo脚
xiāng相
jiā加
，
dǎ打
de得
bù不
kě可
kāi开
jiāo交
。
The two men traded blows fiercely, fighting intensely.
noun
martial arts; boxing; fighting techniques
Refers to the skills and techniques of Chinese martial arts or boxing. Often used in the pattern 会几手拳脚.
Tā他
liàn练
guo过
jǐ几
tiān天
quán拳
jiǎo脚
，
shēn身
shǒu手
hái还
bù不
cuò错
。
He practiced martial arts for a few days, and his skills are pretty good.
Zhè这
wèi位
shī师
fu傅
jīng精
tōng通
gè各
lù路
quán拳
jiǎo脚
。
This master is proficient in various styles of martial arts.
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Huì会
jǐ几
shǒu手
quán拳
jiǎo脚
fáng防
shēn身
shì是
hěn很
yǒu有
bì必
yào要
de的
。
Knowing some martial arts for self-defense is very necessary.
Tā他
quán拳
jiǎo脚
liǎo了
dé得
，
méi没
rén人
gǎn敢
rě惹
tā他
。
His martial arts skills are formidable; nobody dares to provoke him.