鼻塞 (bí sāi) literally means 'nose blockage' —

鼻炎 (bí yán) literally means 'nose inflammation

鼻涕 (bí tì) literally combines 鼻 (bí), meanin

鼻子 (bí·zi) is the standard colloquial term for

‘Huáng dòu’ (soybean) is a common noun referri

‘Huangli’ (黄历) is the traditional Chinese alma

‘黄牛’ literally means 'yellow ox' — a traditio

黄金 literally means 'yellow metal' — 黄 (huáng)

‘Huáng guā’ literally means ‘yellow melon’,

‘Bird talk’ (鸟语) literally combines 鸟 (diǎo,

'Bird feather' literally, but in colloquial Mandar

'Bird appearance' — literally 'bird' (鸟) plus 'a

'Bird person' (鸟人) is a slangy, playfully deroga

‘鸟蛋’ literally means ‘bird egg’, but in coll

‘鸟事’ (diǎo shì) is a colloquial, mildly vulg

‘海鲜’ (hǎi xiān) literally combines ‘海’ (h

‘铁骑’ literally combines ‘iron’ (铁) and ‘ca

骑射 (qí shè) literally combines 骑 (to ride, es

骑术 (qí shù) literally combines 骑 (qí), meani

骑士 (qí shì) literally combines 骑 (qí), meani

骑手 literally combines 骑 (qí), meaning 'to ride

骑兵 (qí bīng) literally means 'riding soldiers'

马车 (mǎ chē) literally means 'horse vehicle' —

‘Sài mǎ’ literally means ‘race horse’—‘sà

‘黑马’ (hēi mǎ) literally means 'black horse'

‘香烟’ literally means ‘fragrant smoke’, combi

Xiāng cháng literally means 'fragrant intestine'

‘Xiāng qì’ literally combines ‘xiāng’ (frag

‘香味’ (xiāng wèi) literally combines ‘香’ (

香水 (xiāng shuǐ) literally means 'fragrant wate

饿狼 literally means 'hungry wolf' — combining 饿

‘饿汉’ literally combines ‘饿’ (è), meaning

饥饿 (jī è) is a compound noun meaning 'hunger'

'Bǎo fàn' literally combines 'bǎo' (full, satia

‘冷饮’ literally means ‘cold drink’—‘冷’ (l

‘饮用水’ literally means ‘drink-use water’ —

‘饮品’ (yǐn pǐn) literally combines ‘饮’ (y

‘饮料’ (yǐn liào) literally combines ‘饮’ (y

风度 (fēng dù) literally combines 'wind' (风) an

'Typhoon' (tái fēng) is a noun referring to a po