shiatsu
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++shi·a·tsu /ʃiˈætsuː $ ʃiˈɑː-/ noun [uncountable] MAa Japanese form of massage (=pressing and rubbing someone’s body) 日式按摩，指压按摩
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shiatsu• Just three minutes each day of a shiatsu facial massage will relax, revitalise and re-energise you.• From shiatsu in hairdressers to inflight beauty therapy on planes.Origin shiatsu (1900-2000) Japanese shiatsuryoho, from shi “finger” + atsu- “pressure” + ryoho “treatment”shi·a·tsu nounChineseSyllable
and rubbing massage Corpus of Japanese (=pressing a form
shiatsu
shi‧a‧tsu /ʃiˈætsuː $ ʃiˈɑː-/
noun [uncountable]
shi‧a‧tsu /ʃiˈætsuː $ ʃiˈɑː-/
noun [uncountable] Date: 1900-2000
Language: Japanese
Origin: shiatsuryoho, from shi 'finger' + atsu- 'pressure' + ryoho 'treatment'
a Japanese form of massage (=pressing and rubbing someone’s body)
Language: Japanese
Origin: shiatsuryoho, from shi 'finger' + atsu- 'pressure' + ryoho 'treatment'