fu
fu — 名詞
1. a Chinese system of unarmed combat, also called kung fu, in which a person uses
功夫
中國拳腳武術，亦稱 Kung Fu
a Chinese system of unarmed combat, also called kung fu, in which a person uses their hands and feet to strike, block, and defend without weapons
Asher started learning fu at the small temple school near his home.
Asher 在住家附近的小寺院裡開始學功夫。
learn + fu
Nadia watched the fu master break three wooden boards with one kick.
Nadia 看著功夫大師一腳踢斷三塊木板。
fu master (compound noun)
The old man taught fu to children in the village every morning before sunrise.
老人每天清晨在村裡教孩子們功夫。
Padma said fu training made her legs stronger and her mind calmer.
Padma 說練功夫讓她的腿更有力，心也更平靜。
fu training (compound noun)
Liam spent two hours each day practising the slow, careful movements of fu.
Liam 每天花兩小時練習功夫緩慢而精準的動作。
- learn fu
- practise fu
- fu master
- fu training
- fu school
- fu temple
- kung fu
the full, more common form of the same term
- wushu
the modern standardised Chinese term for martial arts, often sport-oriented
- martial arts
a broad category covering many fighting systems, not just Chinese ones
用法筆記
Short for kung fu; the full form is more widely recognised outside martial arts circles. Almost always used without an article.
常見錯誤
同根字
- kung fu名詞B1
- wushu名詞C1
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- fu master
- fu training
- fu school
- fu temple
- fu style
常用片語
- learn fu
- practise fu
- study fu
- train in fu