Usage of the character 蹲
dūn
蹲
[蹲]
- to crouch
- to squat
- to stay (somewhere)
cún
蹲
[蹲]
- (dialect) to sprain one's foot or leg due to a sudden impact or landing
dūnfú
蹲伏
[蹲伏]
- to crouch low and bend forward (esp. in hiding or in wait)
dūnxià
蹲下
[蹲下]
- to squat down
- to crouch
bàndūn
半蹲
[半蹲]
- half squat
dūnbiāo
蹲膘
[蹲膘]
- to fatten cattle in a shed
- to become fat
shēndūn
深蹲
[深蹲]
- squat (exercise)
dūnláo
蹲牢
[蹲牢]
- see 蹲大牢 (dūndàláo)
dūnkēng
蹲坑
[蹲坑]
- Turkish toilet
- squat toilet
- to vacate one's bowels
dūncè
蹲厕
[蹲廁]
- squat toilet
dūndiǎn
蹲点
[蹲點]
- (of a cadre etc) to work for a period of time with a grassroots unit to gain firsthand experience
- (dialect) taking a crap
dūnshǒu
蹲守
[蹲守]
- to hang around keeping a watch out for sth
dūnjù
蹲踞
[蹲踞]
- squat
- crouch
dūnbiànqì
蹲便器
[蹲便器]
- squat toilet
dūndàláo
蹲大牢
[蹲大牢]
- to be behind bars
dūnmǎbù
蹲马步
[蹲馬步]
- to do a martial-art squat
fábàndūn
罚半蹲
[罰半蹲]
- to punish a student by having him stand in a half-squatting position with arms extended forward
jiālǐdūn
家里蹲
[家裡蹲]
- recluse
- hikikomori person
dūnkǔyáo
蹲苦窑
[蹲苦窯]
- (slang) to be behind bars
hǔdūnpào
虎蹲炮
[虎蹲砲]
- a short-barreled mortar
- an ancient catapult
pìgudūnr
屁股蹲儿
[屁股蹲兒]
- (dialect) a fall on the buttocks
- pratfall