皵 (què) - rough skin & cracked
皵 · què
rough skin;
cracked;
coarse;
to peel;
to split
rough skincrackedcoarse
Usage highlights
rough and crackedcoarse skinpeeling barkchapped lipsrough surfacecracked ground
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The skin is rough and cracked (皮肤皵裂).
- The bark of this tree peels easily (树皮容易皵).
- He has coarse hands from hard work (他双手皵糙).
Collocations
- rough and cracked(皵裂)
- coarse skin(皮肤皵糙)
- peeling bark(树皮皵落)
- chapped lips(嘴唇皵裂)
- rough surface(表面皵糙)
- cracked ground(地面皵裂)
Idioms
- Skin cracked and lips chapped(唇皵舌干)
- Rough hands and feet(手足皵糙)
- The ground splits open(地皵天崩)
Cultural background
FAQ- Often used in traditional Chinese medicine to describe pathological skin conditions.
- Appears in classical texts describing physical deterioration or harsh conditions.
- Rarely used in modern vernacular Chinese, primarily found in specialized or literary contexts.