Chinese words ending with 膽 (dǎn)

30 words.

• 大(dà)膽(dǎn) brazen
• 臥(wò)薪(xīn)嘗(cháng)膽(dǎn) to sleep on brushwood and taste gall (like King Goujian of Yue 勾践 gōujiàn, in order to recall one's humiliations)
• 提(tí)心(xīn)吊(diào)膽(dǎn) nervous
• 斗(dǒu)膽(dǎn) to be so bold as to
• 壯(zhuàng)膽(dǎn) to get one’s courage up
• 海(hǎi)膽(dǎn) sea urchin
• 明(míng)目(mù)張(zhāng)膽(dǎn) openly and without fear
• 喪(sàng)膽(dǎn) panic-stricken
• 蛇(shé)膽(dǎn) snake gall
• 放(fàng)膽(dǎn) to act boldly
• 熊(xióng)膽(dǎn) bear gall
• 龍(lóng)膽(dǎn) rough gentian
• 聞(wén)風(fēng)喪(sàng)膽(dǎn) hear the wind and lose gall
• 心(xīn)膽(dǎn) courage
• 孤(gū)膽(dǎn) solitary hero
• 披(pī)肝(gān)瀝(lì)膽(dǎn) to show wholehearted loyalty
• 內(nèi)膽(dǎn) inner container
• 色(sè)膽(dǎn) boldness in pursuing one's sexual urges
• 苦(kǔ)膽(dǎn) gallbladder
• 傾(qīng)心(xīn)吐(tǔ)膽(dǎn) to pour out one's heart
• 一(yī)身(shēn)是(shì)膽(dǎn) devoid of fear
• 嚇(xià)破(pò)膽(dǎn) to be scared out of one's wits
• 瓶(píng)膽(dǎn) the vacuum bottle within the outer case of a thermos
• 破(pò)膽(dǎn) to be scared stiff
• 碎(suì)心(xīn)裂(liè)膽(dǎn) in mortal fear
• 鼠(shǔ)膽(dǎn) cowardly
• 吃(chī)熊(xióng)心(xīn)豹(bào)子(zi)膽(dǎn) to eat bear heart and leopard gall
• 有(yǒu)色(sè)無(wú)膽(dǎn) to be perverse and suggestive towards the opposite sex, but shrinking back when provoked to act on it
• 獨(dú)膽(dǎn) individually courageous
• 龍(lóng)肝(gān)鳳(fèng)膽(dǎn) rare food