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菊
菊
ju2
- chrysanthemum
strokes |
11 |
radical |
|
strokes after radical |
8 |
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爆菊花
爆菊花
bao4 ju2 hua1
- (slang) to stick sth up the anus; to have anal intercourse
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雏菊
雛菊
chu2 ju2
- daisy
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雏菊花环
雛菊花環
chu2 ju2 hua1 huan2
- daisy chain; chain sinnet
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春黄菊
春黃菊
chun1 huang2 ju2
- yellow chrysanthemum; chamomile (Anthemis spp.)
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春黄菊属
春黃菊屬
chun1 huang2 ju2 shu3
- Anthemis, genus of flowers in Compositae including chamomile
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大波斯菊
大波斯菊
da4 bo1 si1 ju2
- cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus), flowering herbaceous plant
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戴菊
戴菊
dai4 ju2
- (bird species of China) goldcrest (Regulus regulus)
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戴菊鸟
戴菊鳥
dai4 ju2 niao3
- kinglet; bird of Regulus genus
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甘菊
甘菊
gan1 ju2
- chamomile
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黄菊
黃菊
huang2 ju2
- Huang Ju (1938-2007), Chinese politician
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黄菊
黃菊
huang2 ju2
- yellow chrysanthemum; wine
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甲氰菊酯
甲氰菊酯
jia3 qing2 ju2 zhi3
- fenpropathrin (insecticide)
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金顶戴菊
金頂戴菊
jin1 ding3 dai4 ju2
- goldcrest (Regulus satrapa)
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金顶戴菊鸟
金頂戴菊鳥
jin1 ding3 dai4 ju2 niao3
- goldcrest (Regulus satrapa)
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金冠戴菊
金冠戴菊
jin1 guan1 dai4 ju2
- goldcrest (Regulus regulus); gold-crowned kinglet
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菊池
菊池
ju2 chi2
- Kikuchi (Japanese surname and place name)
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菊花
菊花
ju2 hua1
- chrysanthemum; (slang) anus
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菊花茶
菊花茶
ju2 hua1 cha2
- chrysanthemum tea
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菊苣
菊苣
ju2 ju4
- chicory
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菊科
菊科
ju2 ke1
- Asteraceae or Compositae (composites), a large family of dicotyledonous plants producing scents, includes aster, daisy and sunflower
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菊芋
菊芋
ju2 yu4
- Jerusalem artichoke
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苦菊
苦菊
ku3 ju2
- endive
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茉莉菊酯
茉莉菊酯
mo4 li4 ju2 zhi3
- jasmolin
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秋菊傲霜
秋菊傲霜
qiu1 ju2 ao4 shuang1
- the autumn chrysanthemum braves the frost (idiom)
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台湾戴菊
臺灣戴菊
tai2 wan1 dai4 ju2
- (bird species of China) flamecrest (Regulus goodfellowi)
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甜菊
甜菊
tian2 ju2
- Stevia, South American sunflower genus; sugarleaf (Stevia rebaudiana), bush whose leaves produce sugar substitute
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甜菊糖
甜菊糖
tian2 ju2 tang2
- Stevia extract, used as sugar substitute
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万寿菊
萬壽菊
wan4 shou4 ju2
- Aztec or African marigold (Tagetes erecta)
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洋甘菊
洋甘菊
yang2 gan1 ju2
- Matricaria recutita; chamomile
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银胶菊
銀膠菊
yin2 jiao1 ju2
- guayule (Parthenium argentatum); congress weed (Parthenium hysterophorus)