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青蛙qīng wā

frog
Definitions
Chinese > English | ||
青蛙 | qīngwā | |
1. n. frog | ||
English > Chinese | ||
frog | ||
1. 名词. 青蛙 | ||
Components | ||
青 | qīng | |
1. blue-green; blue (of sky, stone etc.); green (of grass, plants, mountain etc.) | ||
2. blue-green-coloured items | ||
3. black (of hair, cloth, silk thread etc.) | ||
4. luxuriant; lush; exuberant | ||
5. young; adolescent | ||
6. east | ||
7. spring | ||
8. green grass | ||
9. ripening crops | ||
10. Short for 青海 (Qinghai Province) | ||
11. usage. The meaning for “blue” and “black” is more commonly used in Classical Chinese, while in modern Chinese, the meaning for “green” is more common. For example,blue comes from indigo; someone performing b | ||
12. usage. In Cantonese the use of 青 to mean “black” is still used in circumstances where to usehak1 ji1 used to describe clothing would be a near-homophone of both beggar and a beggar's garment. | ||
蛙 | wā | |
1. frog | ||
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qīng wā
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