16:07 Apr 7, 2004 |
Chinese to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Health Care | |||||||
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5 +3 | Back (Shoulder Blades) and Loin (Waist) |
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4 +1 | (upper) back and lower back |
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5 | Some dialects don't seem to have a distinct difference between them. |
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背 and 腰 (upper) back and lower back Explanation: The back is a bit of a flexible concept in normal speech, but it generally refers to what is above the waist. The lower back, then, is that zone around the waist/pelvis, and you can use waist, lower back, upper back and back or whole back as the occasion demands. You also have the option of getting scientific and referring to lumbar, thoracic, etc. zones. |
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背 and 腰 Some dialects don't seem to have a distinct difference between them. Explanation: 腰:身体胯上胁下的部分 背:脊背(HYDCD) |
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背 and 腰 Back (Shoulder Blades) and Loin (Waist) Explanation: Well, that's it. |
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