Usage of the character 屈

surname Qu

qū

屈

[屈]

bent
to feel wronged

qūfú

屈服

[屈服]

to surrender
to succumb
to yield
(as a transitive verb) to defeat
to prevail over

qūzūn

屈尊

[屈尊]

to condescend
to deign

wěiqu

委屈

[委屈]

to feel wronged
to cause sb to feel wronged
grievance

qūrǔ

屈辱

[屈辱]

to humiliate
humiliating

qūjī

屈肌

[屈肌]

flexor (anatomy)

biēqū

憋屈

[憋屈]

sullen

qūnáo

屈挠

[屈撓]

to surrender
to yield
to flex

qūcóng

屈从

[屈從]

to submit; to yield; to bow to sb's will

jiàoqū

叫屈

[叫屈]

to complain of an injustice
to lament sb's misfortune

qūzhǐ

屈指

[屈指]

to count on one's fingers

qūtǐ

屈体

[屈體]

to bend at the waist
(fig.) to bow to
(diving) pike position

Qū Yuán

屈原

[屈原]

Qu Yuan (340-278 BC), famous Warring States statesman and poet, author of Sorrow at Parting 離騷／离骚 Lisao in Songs of Chu 楚辭／楚辞

bùqū

不屈

[不屈]

unyielding
unbending

yuānqū

冤屈

[冤屈]

to treat unjustly
an injustice

bàoqū

抱屈

[抱屈]

feel wronged

qūqū

屈曲

[屈曲]

crooked

qūcái

屈才

[屈才]

to waste talent

qūzhéyǔ

屈折语

[屈折語]

to inflect (in grammar)
to decline
to conjugate

qūxīlǐ

屈膝礼

[屈膝禮]

curtsy

báiqūcài

白屈菜

[白屈菜]

greater celandine

qūguāngdù

屈光度

[屈光度]

diopter

qūtóudàn

屈头蛋

[屈頭蛋]

see 鴨仔蛋／鸭仔蛋 (yāzǐdàn)

qūqur

屈戌儿

[屈戌兒]

staple (used with a hasp)

qūgōngbìng

屈公病

[屈公病]

chikungunya fever (Tw)

Qū Yuáncí

屈原祠

[屈原祠]

Qu Yuan memorial temple on the Miluo river 汨羅江／汨罗江 at Yueyang 岳陽市／岳阳市, Hunan

nìngsǐbùqū

宁死不屈

[寧死不屈]

rather die than submit (idiom)

wēiwǔbùqū

威武不屈

[威武不屈]

not to submit to force

Qūlúnbóhè

屈伦博赫

[屈倫博赫]

Culemborg, city in the Netherlands

jiānqiángbùqū

坚强不屈

[堅強不屈]

staunch and unyielding (idiom); steadfast

qūzhǐyīsuàn

屈指一算

[屈指一算]

to count on one's fingers

qūzhǐ-kěshǔ

屈指可数

[屈指可數]

lit. can be counted on one's fingers (idiom)
fig. very few

lǐqūcíqióng

理屈词穷

[理屈詞窮]

lit. having presented a flawed argument, one has nothing further to add (idiom)
fig. unable to provide a convincing argument to support one's position
to not have a leg to stand on

néngshēnnéngqū

能伸能屈

[能伸能屈]

can bow and submit, or can stand tall (idiom, from Book of Changes); ready to give and take
flexible

jiānzhēnbùqū

坚贞不屈

[堅貞不屈]

faithful and unchanging (idiom); steadfast

wěiwěiqūqū

委委屈屈

[委委屈屈]

to feel aggrieved

bēigōngqūxī

卑躬屈膝

[卑躬屈膝]

to bow and bend the knee (idiom); fawning
bending and scraping to curry favor

bùqūbùnáo

不屈不挠

[不屈不撓]

unyielding
indomitable

néngqūnéngshēn

能屈能伸

[能屈能伸]

can bow and submit, or can stand tall (idiom, from Book of Changes); ready to give and take
flexible

qūdǎchéngzhāo

屈打成招

[屈打成招]

to obtain confessions under torture

shǒuqūyīzhǐ

首屈一指

[首屈一指]

to count as number one (idiom); second to none
outstanding

míngyuānjiàoqū

鸣冤叫屈

[鳴冤叫屈]

to complain bitterly

bēigōngqūjié

卑躬屈节

[卑躬屈節]

to bow and scrape
to act servilely

qūzūnfǔjiù

屈尊俯就

[屈尊俯就]

to condescend
condescending
patronizing

Qū Yuán Jìniànguǎn

屈原纪念馆

[屈原紀念館]

Qu Yuan Memorial Hall in Zigui county 秭歸縣／秭归县 ( Zǐguī Xiàn), Hubei, built in 1982 and a major tourist attraction since then

dàzhàngfunéngqūnéngshēn

大丈夫能屈能伸

[大丈夫能屈能伸]

A leader can submit or can stand tall as required.
ready to give and take
flexible