膽 (dǎn)
gallbladder; courage; guts
How 膽 is written
- Strokes
- 17
- Radical
- 月 — moon
- Traditional
- 膽
- Simplified
- 胆
Common words using 膽
- 大膽 dàdǎn
- brazen; audacious; outrageous
- 膽固醇 dǎngùchún
- cholesterol
- 膽子 dǎnzi
- courage; nerve; guts
- 膽小 dǎnxiǎo
- cowardice; timid
- 膽小鬼 dǎnxiǎoguǐ
- coward
- 膽量 dǎnliàng
- courage; boldness; guts
- 心驚膽戰 xīnjīngdǎnzhàn
- lit. heart alarmed, trembling in fear (idiom); prostrate with fear; scared witless
- 提心吊膽 tíxīndiàodǎn
- (saying) to be very scared and on edge
- 斗膽 dǒudǎn
- (courteous) to be so bold as to
- 海膽 hǎidǎn
- sea urchin
- 肝膽相照 gāndǎnxiāngzhào
- to treat one another with absolute sincerity (idiom); to show total devotion
- 膽囊 dǎnnáng
- gall bladder
膽 in a sentence
他很膽小，不敢一個人看恐怖片。
Tā hěn dǎnxiǎo, bù gǎn yí ge rén kàn kǒngbùpiàn.
“He is very timid and dares not watch horror movies alone.”
How common is 膽?
膽 is the 1,350th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 93.4% of all running text.
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