There are 25 total results for your 蘿蔔 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
蘿蔔 萝卜 see styles |
luó bo luo2 bo5 lo po rafuku らふく suzushiro すずしろ |
radish (Raphanus sativus), esp. white radish 白蘿蔔|白萝卜[bai2 luo2 bo5]; CL:個|个[ge4],根[gen1] (obscure) daikon (variety of large white Oriental radish, Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus) (primarily used in context of the seven spring herbs) |
蘿蔔糕 萝卜糕 see styles |
luó bo gāo luo2 bo5 gao1 lo po kao |
radish cake (a type of dim sum, commonly called "turnip cake") |
蘿蔔草 see styles |
suzushirosou; suzushirosou / suzushiroso; suzushiroso すずしろそう; スズシロソウ |
(kana only) Arabis flagellosa (species of rockcress) |
大蘿蔔 大萝卜 see styles |
dà luó bo da4 luo2 bo5 ta lo po |
see 白蘿蔔|白萝卜[bai2 luo2 bo5] |
水蘿蔔 水萝卜 see styles |
shuǐ luó bo shui3 luo2 bo5 shui lo po |
summer radish (the small red kind) |
白蘿蔔 白萝卜 see styles |
bái luó bo bai2 luo2 bo5 pai lo po |
white radish; daikon; Raphanus sativus longipinnatus |
紅蘿蔔 红萝卜 see styles |
hóng luó bo hong2 luo2 bo5 hung lo po |
carrot; red radish |
繊蘿蔔 see styles |
senrofu せんろふ |
(rare) (See 千六本) daikon julienne; julienned daikon |
胡蘿蔔 胡萝卜 see styles |
hú luó bo hu2 luo2 bo5 hu lo po korafu こらふ |
carrot (rare) (See 人参・1) carrot |
小紅蘿蔔 小红萝卜 see styles |
xiǎo hóng luó bo xiao3 hong2 luo2 bo5 hsiao hung lo po |
summer radish (the small red kind) |
小蘿蔔頭 小萝卜头 see styles |
xiǎo luó bo tou xiao3 luo2 bo5 tou5 hsiao lo po t`ou hsiao lo po tou |
(coll.) little kid |
櫻桃蘿蔔 樱桃萝卜 see styles |
yīng táo luó bo ying1 tao2 luo2 bo5 ying t`ao lo po ying tao lo po |
summer radish (the small red kind) |
空心蘿蔔 空心萝卜 see styles |
kōng xīn luó bo kong1 xin1 luo2 bo5 k`ung hsin lo po kung hsin lo po |
useless person |
胡蘿蔔素 胡萝卜素 see styles |
hú luó bo sù hu2 luo2 bo5 su4 hu lo po su |
carotene |
野胡蘿蔔 野胡萝卜 see styles |
yě hú luó bo ye3 hu2 luo2 bo5 yeh hu lo po |
carrot (Daucus carota) |
黄花蘿蔔 see styles |
kibanasuzushiro きばなすずしろ |
(kana only) rocket (Eruca sativa); ruccola; arugula |
Variations: |
suzushiro; rafuku(蘿蔔) すずしろ; らふく(蘿蔔) |
(rare) (See 大根・1,春の七草) daikon (variety of large white Oriental radish, Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus) |
心裡美蘿蔔 心里美萝卜 see styles |
xīn li měi luó bo xin1 li5 mei3 luo2 bo5 hsin li mei lo po |
Chinese roseheart radish (shinrimei radish), green on the outside, purple-red on the inside, a favorite Beijing vegetable |
花心大蘿蔔 花心大萝卜 see styles |
huā xīn dà luó bo hua1 xin1 da4 luo2 bo5 hua hsin ta lo po |
(coll.) womanizer; skirt-chaser |
蘿蔔快了不洗泥 萝卜快了不洗泥 see styles |
luó bo kuài le bù xǐ ní luo2 bo5 kuai4 le5 bu4 xi3 ni2 lo po k`uai le pu hsi ni lo po kuai le pu hsi ni |
when radishes are selling fast, one doesn't take the time to wash the soil off them (idiom); fig. when business is booming, merchants tend to offer goods of inferior quality |
一個蘿蔔一個坑 一个萝卜一个坑 see styles |
yī gè luó bo yī gè kēng yi1 ge4 luo2 bo5 yi1 ge4 keng1 i ko lo po i ko k`eng i ko lo po i ko keng |
lit. every turnip to its hole (idiom); fig. each person has his own position; each to his own; horses for courses; every kettle has its lid |
拔出蘿蔔帶出泥 拔出萝卜带出泥 see styles |
bá chū luó bo dài chū ní ba2 chu1 luo2 bo5 dai4 chu1 ni2 pa ch`u lo po tai ch`u ni pa chu lo po tai chu ni |
lit. when you pull a radish out of the ground, some dirt comes up with it (idiom); fig. to uncover, during the investigation of a crime, evidence of other crimes; to cause further problems while working on a problem |
蘿蔔白菜，各有所愛 萝卜白菜，各有所爱 see styles |
luó bo bái cài , gè yǒu suǒ ài luo2 bo5 bai2 cai4 , ge4 you3 suo3 ai4 lo po pai ts`ai , ko yu so ai lo po pai tsai , ko yu so ai |
(idiom) one man's meat is another man's poison; to each his own |
蘿蔔青菜，各有所愛 萝卜青菜，各有所爱 see styles |
luó bo qīng cài , gè yǒu suǒ ài luo2 bo5 qing1 cai4 , ge4 you3 suo3 ai4 lo po ch`ing ts`ai , ko yu so ai lo po ching tsai , ko yu so ai |
see 蘿蔔白菜，各有所愛|萝卜白菜，各有所爱[luo2 bo5 bai2 cai4 , ge4 you3 suo3 ai4] |
Variations: |
kibanasuzushiro; kibanasuzushiro きばなすずしろ; キバナスズシロ |
(kana only) (See ルッコラ) rocket (Eruca sativa); ruccola; arugula |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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