抚 摸 fǔ mō to gently caress and stroke / to pet / to fondle 宠 儿 chǒng ér pet / favorite / darling 宠 物 chǒng wù house pet 领 养 lǐng yǎng to adopt (a child, pet etc) 小 名 xiǎo míng pet name for a child / childhood name 爱 犬 ài quǎn beloved pet dog 宠 物 店 chǒng wù diàn pet store 寄 养 jì yǎng to place in the care of sb (a child, pet etc) / to foster / to board out 乳 名 rǔ míng infant name / pet name for a child 口 头 语 kǒu tóu yǔ pet phrase / regularly used expression / manner of speaking 爱 称 ài chēng term of endearment / pet name / diminutive 史 奴 比 Shǐ nú bǐ Snoopy (comic strip pet dog) 麿 mǒ (Japanese kokuji) I, me (archaic) / suffix attached to the name of a person or pet / pr. maro 麿 xx5 (Japanese kokuji) I, me (archaic) / suffix attached to the name of a person or pet / pr. maro 史 努 比 Shǐ nǔ bǐ Snoopy (comic strip pet dog) 小 强 Xiǎo Qiáng (slang) cockroach ("Little Qiang" was originally the name given to a dead cockroach that had supposedly been a pet of the lead character in the 1993 Hong Kong comedy movie "Flirting Scholar". Subsequently, it came to be used as a name for any cockroach, and also for characters in film and television who are seemingly indestructible or repeatedly resurrected.) 正 电 子 断 层 zhèng diàn zǐ duàn céng PET, positron emission tomography (medical imaging method) 正 电 子 发 射 计 算 机 断 层 zhèng diàn zǐ fā shè jì suàn jī duàn céng PET, positron emission tomography (medical imaging method) 正 电 子 发 射 体 层 zhèng diàn zǐ fā shè tǐ céng PET, positron emission tomography (medical imaging method) 相 配 物 xiāng pèi wù thing that is well suited / pet animal that suits its owner 正 电 子 断 层 扫 描 positron emission tomography / PET scanning 欧 洲 保 护 宠 物 公 约 European Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals 奶 名 nǎi míng pet name for a child / infant name 饭 盆 fàn pén pet food bowl / dog bowl 毛 孩 子 máo hái zi child / kid / (slang) furry pet (such as a dog or cat) 铲 屎 官 chǎn shǐ guān (neologism) (coll.) pet owner (lit. "official in charge of cleaning up poop") 宠 物 门 chǒng wù mén pet door / pet flap 弃 养 qì yǎng to abandon (a child, elderly family member, pet etc) / (literary) (of one's parents) to pass away