壮
strong; grand; strengthen; TCM term
Meanings
4 senses · 17 examplesadjective
strong; sturdy; robust
Describes physical health and physical strength.
This horse is very strong.
He is in good physical shape and rarely gets sick.
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A strong young man in his prime
Grandpa is getting old, but he is still very strong.
Athletes need strong physical fitness.
adjective
grand; magnificent; magnificent
formalDescribes scenes, momentum, or spiritual outlook.
The scene of the Qiantang River tidal bore is extremely magnificent.
He has set great ambitions to solve this difficult problem.
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He spoke with confidence and justification, convincing everyone.
The flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square is very grand.
This piece of music is full of majestic momentum.
verb
to strengthen; to boost; to reinforce
formalOften used with abstract nouns like momentum, courage, or influence.
This event will boost our public profile and influence.
He drank a few cups of wine to steel his courage.
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We need to strengthen our own strength through learning.
Propaganda work can strengthen the party's influence.
He wants to steel his courage to talk to his boss about a raise.
measure word
TCM moxibustion unit
technicalA professional term used only in traditional Chinese medicine contexts.
Three moxibustion treatments were used this time.
The doctor applied five moxibustion treatments on his knee.