(bìng) ailment; sickness; illness; disease; fall ill; sick; defect; CL:場|场[chang2]
(bìngrén) sick person; patient; invalid; CL:個|个[ge4]
(bìngláirúshāndǎobìngqùrúchōusī) sickness comes like a landslide, but goes slowly like spinning silk (idiom); expect to convalesce slowly
(bìnglì) (medical) case; occurrence of illness
(bìngdǎo) be down with an illness; be laid up
(bìngjià) sick leave
(bìngrùgāohuāng) lit. the disease has attacked the vitals (idiom); fig. beyond cure; the situation is hopeless
(bìngshì) degree of seriousness of an illness; patient's condition
(bìngbāor) a person who is always falling ill; chronic invalid
(bìngwēi) be critically ill; be terminally ill
(bìngyuán) cause of disease; pathogen
(bìngyuánjūn) a pathogen; a bacterial pathogen
(bìngyuántǐ) (med.) pathogen
(bìngyānyān) sickly-looking
(bìngyǒu) a friend made in hospital or people who become friends in hospital; wardmate
(bìngshǐ) medical history
(bìngyuán) sick personnel; person on the sick list; patient
(bìngyīn) cause of disease; pathogen
(bìngyīnzi) cause of disease; pathogen; factor
(bìngyīnxué) pathological science in traditional Chinese medicine
(bìngfū) sick man
(bìnghài) plant disease
(bìngjiā) a patient and his family
(bìngróng) sickly look
(bìngchuáng) hospital bed; sickbed
(bìngzhēng) symptom (of a disease)
(bìngcóngkǒurù) Illness enters by the mouth (idiom). Mind what you eat!; fig. A loose tongue may cause a lot of trouble.
(bìngcóngkǒurùhuòcóngkǒuchū) Illness enters by the mouth, trouble comes out by the mouth (idiom). A loose tongue may cause a lot of trouble.
(bìngjíluàntóuyī) lit. to turn to any doctor one can find when critically ill (idiom); fig. to try anyone or anything in a crisis
(bìnghuàn) sickness; disease; ill; sick; suffering (from a disease or poisoning); a patient
(bìngqíng) state of an illness; patient's condition
(bìngtài) morbid or abnormal state
(bìngtàiféipàng) morbidly obese (medicine)
(bìngyānyān) looking or feeling sickly; weak and dispirited through illness
(bìngfáng) ward (of a hospital); sickroom; CL:間|间[jian1]
(bìnggù) die of an illness
(bìngzhū) diseased or infected plant
(bìnggēn) an incompletely cured illness; an old complaint; the root cause of trouble
(bìngtà) sickbed
(bìngjī) interpretation of the cause; onset and process of an illness; pathogenesis
(bìnglì) medical record; case history
(bìngsǐ) to fall ill and die; to die of illness
(bìngdú) virus
(bìngdúxué) virology (study of viruses)
(bìngdúxuéjiā) virologist (person who studies viruses)
(bìngdúshìyíngxiāo) viral marketing; see also 病毒營銷|病毒营销[bing4 du2 ying2 xiao1]
(bìngdúxìng) viral
(bìngdúxìngyíngxiāo) viral marketing; see also 病毒營銷|病毒营销[bing4 du2 ying2 xiao1]
(bìngdúxìnggānyán) viral hepatitis
(bìngdúgǎnrǎn) viral infection
(bìngdúyíngxiāo) viral marketing
(bìngdúkē) virus family
(bìngdúxuèzhèng) viremia
(bìngmínhàiguó) to damage the people and harm the country (idiom)
(bìngmíngǔguó) to damage the people and harm the country (idiom)
(bìngkuàng) state of an illness; patient's condition
(bìngyuán) cause of disease
(bìngzào) focus (of infection)
(bìngzhuàng) symptom (of a disease)
(bìnglǐ) pathology
(bìnglǐxué) pathology
(bìnglǐxuéjiā) pathologist
(bìngzhèng) disease; illness
(bìngtòng) slight illness; indisposition; ailment
(bìngyù) recover (from an illness)
(bìngchéng) course of disease
(bìngzhě) patient; sick person
(bìngmài) abnormal pulse
(bìngjūn) harmful bacteria; pathogenic bacteria; germs
(bìnghào) sick personnel; person on the sick list; patient
(bìngchóngwēihài) insect or disease damage to crop
(bìngchónghài) plant diseases and insect pests
(bìngbiàn) pathological changes
(bìngxiàng) symptom (of a disease)
(bìngshì) to die of illness
(bìngxié) pathogeny (cause of disease) in traditional Chinese medicine; as opposed to vital energy 正氣|正气[zheng4 qi4]
(bìngzhòng) seriously ill
(bìngyuàn) a specialized hospital
(bìngmó) serious illness