Usage of the character 耻
chǐ
耻
[恥]
- (bound form) shame; humiliation; disgrace
guóchǐ
国耻
[國恥]
- national humiliation, refers to Japanese incursions into China in the 1930s and 40s, and more especially to Mukden railway incident of 18th September 1931 九一八事變／九一八事变 and subsequent Japanese annexation of Manchuria
chǐxiào
耻笑
[恥笑]
- to sneer at sb
- to ridicule
rěnchǐ
忍耻
[忍恥]
- to endure humiliation
chǐgǔ
耻骨
[恥骨]
- pubis
- pubic bone
xuěchǐ
雪耻
[雪恥]
- to take revenge for a past insult
- to expunge a disgrace or humiliation
kěchǐ
可耻
[可恥]
- shameful
- disgraceful
- ignominious
chǐmà
耻骂
[恥罵]
- to abuse
- to mock
xiūchǐ
羞耻
[羞恥]
- (a feeling of) shame
chǐmáo
耻毛
[恥毛]
- pubic hair
wúchǐ
无耻
[無恥]
- without any sense of shame
- unembarrassed
- shameless
chǐrǔ
耻辱
[恥辱]
- disgrace
- shame
- humiliation
liánchǐ
廉耻
[廉恥]
- honor and shame
- sense of honor
zhīchǐ
知耻
[知恥]
- to have a sense of shame
bìngchǐgǎn
病耻感
[病恥感]
- stigma attached to a disease
yīxuěqiánchǐ
一雪前耻
[一雪前恥]
- to wipe away a humiliation (idiom)
tiánbùzhīchǐ
恬不知耻
[恬不知恥]
- to have no sense of shame
hánrěnchǐrǔ
含忍耻辱
[含忍恥辱]
- to eat humble pie
- to accept humiliation
- to turn the other cheek
bàochóuxuěchǐ
报仇雪耻
[報仇雪恥]
- to take revenge and erase humiliation (idiom)
Bā Róng Bā Chǐ
八荣八耻
[八榮八恥]
- Eight Honors and Eight Shames, PRC official moral guidelines
pínbùzúchǐ
贫不足耻
[貧不足恥]
- it is no disgrace to be poor (idiom)
bùchǐxiàwèn
不耻下问
[不恥下問]
- not feel ashamed to ask and learn from one's subordinates
qíchǐdàrǔ
奇耻大辱
[奇恥大辱]
- extraordinary shame and humiliation (idiom)
lǐyìliánchǐ
礼义廉耻
[禮義廉恥]
- sense of propriety, justice, integrity and honor (i.e. the four social bonds, 四維／四维 (sìwéi))
wùwàngguóchǐ
勿忘国耻
[勿忘國恥]
- Never forget national humiliation, refers to Mukden railway incident of 18th September 1931 九一八事變／九一八事变 and subsequent Japanese annexation of Manchuria
huāngyínwúchǐ
荒淫无耻
[荒淫無恥]
- shameless
hòuyánwúchǐ
厚颜无耻
[厚顏無恥]
- shameless
bùzhīxiūchǐ
不知羞耻
[不知羞恥]
- to have no sense of shame
- brazen
hàoxuéjìnhūzhī,lìxíngjìnhūrén,zhīchǐjìnhūyǒng
好学近乎知，力行近乎仁，知耻近乎勇
[好學近乎知，力行近乎仁，知恥近乎勇]
- to love learning is akin to knowledge, to study diligently is akin to benevolence, to know shame is akin to courage (Confucius)