把脉 (bǎ mài) — “Take the pulse, feel the pulse” in Chinese
把脉 (bǎ mài) means “take the pulse, feel the pulse” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 1 example sentence with English translations.
Usage
take the pulse
feel the pulse
中医给我把脉并要求看我的舌头，这对我来说都是全新的经历，因为在西医中，这些都是不会有的.
The Chinese doctor took my pulse and asked to see my tongue, both of which were new experiences to me because they are both non-existent in Western medicine.
The characters in 把脉
More words starting with 把
- bǎ把chǒu丑huà话shuō说zài在qián前tou头To state the unpleasant truth upfront., To get the difficult things out of the way first.
- bǎ把shì事qing情things, matters
- bǎ把shì事qing情zuò做chéng成le了Got things done., Made it happen.
- bǎ把shì事qing情gǎo搞zá砸le了mess things up, screw up
- bǎ把shì事qing情shuō说qīng清chu楚Make things clear, Clarify things
- bǎ把zhù住hold firmly, control
- bǎ把zuò作yè业xiě写wán完Finish your homework, Complete your homework
- bǎ把ér儿handle, grip
- bǎ把xiōng兄dì弟sworn brother, blood brother
- bǎ把guān关to check, to control quality
- bǎ把tóu头foreman, gang boss
- bǎ把tā它Take it., Get it.
Frequently asked questions
- What does 把脉 mean in Chinese?
- 把脉 (bǎ mài) means “take the pulse, feel the pulse”.
- How do you pronounce 把脉?
- 把脉 is pronounced bǎ mài in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “take the pulse” in Chinese?
- “take the pulse” is 把脉 (bǎ mài) in Chinese.
- How is 把脉 used in a sentence?
- This page has 1 example sentence using 把脉, each with pinyin and an English translation.