dish (food prepared according to a specific recipe)
Results for “菜”
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choy sum / Chinese flowering cabbage / stem of any Chinese cabbage
rapeseed oil / canola oil
agar-agar
beef cattle (grown for meat)
snake melon / loofah
vegetable field / vegetable bed
vegetable or food basket / (fig.) food supply
vegetable seeds / rapeseed
rapeseed oil / canola oil
(regional) cuisine
dried, pickled white radish
(slang) weak cyclist
dish / lean and hungry look (resulting from vegetarian diet) / emaciated look (from malnutrition)
cauliflower / gonorrhea
greens / green vegetables
greens / vegetables / vegetable side dish
vegetable farmer
(slang) total noob
stir-fried radish cake / chai tow kway
(coll.) sb new to a particular subject / rookie / beginner / newbie
context menu (computing)
to serve food
dinner show / dinner and floor show
dish that goes well with alcoholic drinks / snack eaten with drinks
dried vegetable
mixed vegetables
the eight major cuisines of China, namely 川魯粵蘇浙閩湘徽|川鲁粤苏浙闽湘徽[]
preserved dried cabbage or mustard greens
ice plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)
cold dish / cold food
gelidiella, tropical and subtropical red algae
(at a restaurant) to bring a dish to a customer / to serve food
dinner show / dinner and floor show
cutting board / chopping board
appetizer / starter / hors d'oeuvre
side dish / side order
(fig.) (coll.) to fleece a group of people repeatedly (esp. small investors, consumers or fans), treating them as an endlessly renewable resource to harvest for profit