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Puncture in Chinese
Definition:
A puncture in Chinese refers to a small hole or perforation made by a sharp object.
Parts of Speech:
Senses:
Noun:
- Sense 1: A hole or wound caused by a sharp object piercing through a surface.
- Sense 2: A procedure where a needle is inserted into the body for medical purposes, such as
acupuncture.
Verb:
- Sense 1: To create a small hole or perforation with a sharp object.
- Sense 2: To use acupuncture to treat a condition or relieve pain.
Usages:
- Popular Usage: Many people opt for acupuncture to relieve muscle pain and improve overall
well-being.
- Local Usage: In some Chinese cuisines, meat is sometimes tenderized using a technique called
"puncturing" before cooking, which helps flavors to penetrate the meat.
Sample Sentences:
- Noun: He accidentally stepped on a nail and suffered a puncture in his foot.
- Noun: I receive acupuncture treatments to alleviate my migraines.
- Verb: Please be careful not to puncture the balloon with that sharp needle.
- Verb: The traditional Chinese medicine practitioner punctured specific points to restore
balance in the patient's energy flow.
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