疤 (bā) - scar & scar tissue
疤 · bā
scar;
scar tissue;
a mark left on the skin or other tissue after a wound, burn, or sore has healed.
scarscar tissuea mark left on the skin or other
Usage highlights
scarscar tissuefacial scarold scarsurgical scarburn scar
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He has a scar on his face (脸上有疤).
- The burn left a permanent scar (烧伤留下了永久的疤).
- The wound healed but left a small scar (伤口愈合了但留下了一个小疤).
- Surgery often results in a scar (手术常常会留下疤).
Collocations
- scar(疤)
- scar tissue(疤痕)
- facial scar(脸上的疤)
- old scar(旧疤)
- surgical scar(手术疤)
- burn scar(烧伤疤)
Idioms
- Picking at scabs and recalling old wounds(揭疮疤)
- A scar for a scar(以疤还疤)
- Old scars, new pains(旧疤新痛)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Chinese culture, scars can be seen as marks of past experiences, both physical and emotional.
- The character is often used metaphorically to refer to past traumas or unpleasant memories that leave a lasting mark.
- There is a cultural emphasis on covering or removing scars for aesthetic reasons, especially facial scars.