生
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Definitions
- 1. to be born
- 2. to give birth
- 3. life
- 4. to grow
- 5. raw
- 6. uncooked
- 7. student
Example Sentences
1 shown這兩個國家經常發 生 邊境衝突。
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Words Containing 生
all one's life; throughout one's life
middle-school student
life (one's time on earth)
to do business
teacher
to be reborn
to be born
to die
locally born and bred
university student
nature
schoolgirl
student
(adj.) twin
primary school student
teachers and students
antibiotic
to enroll new students
new
(of a deceased) during one's life
vivid
life (as the characteristic of living beings)
lifeline
to exist
life (a person's whole life)
to fear
life force
business
ecology
to generate
to take effect
birthday
opportunity to live
life or death
to get angry
to live
cost of living
career
organism
physiology
to produce; to manufacture
unfamiliar
to fall ill
stiff
to bear
new word (in textbook)
to rust
to grow
to arise; to come into being; to come about
schoolboy
student studying abroad
graduate
to happen; to occur; to take place; to break out
graduate student
throughout one's life
vitamin
exam candidate
regeneration through one's own effort (idiom)
peanut
to give rise to
health
bathroom
one's own (child) (i.e. one's child by birth)
to be born
to seek one's livelihood
to flee for one's life
doctor
wild
strange
to maintain good health
see 一回生二回熟[yī huí shēng èr huí shú]
unfamiliar at first, but well accustomed soon enough (idiom)
annual (botany)
unfamiliar at first but you get used to it
a whole lifetime (idiom); all my life
lit. spouting smoke through the seven orifices (idiom)
the blessing of three lifetimes (idiom)
Sanjiang Ecological Tourist Area in Wenchuan county 汶川縣|汶川县[wèn chuān xiàn], northwest Sichuan
not to do anything productive
nonrenewable resource
World Health Assembly
World Health Organization (WHO)
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Mesozoic (geological era 250-65m years ago, covering Triassic 三疊紀|三叠纪, Jurassic 侏羅紀|侏罗纪 and Cretaceous 白堊紀|白垩纪)
nine deaths and still alive (idiom); a narrow escape
to die
to lose all interest in life (idiom)
biennial (botany)
alternate leaf arrangement (botany)
alternate phyllotaxy (leaf pattern)
Man has but one life, grass but one spring (idiom). fig. the brevity of human existence
it's a small world (idiom)
to be a stranger in a strange land (idiom)
life is but a dream (idiom)
human life as the morning dew (idiom); fig. ephemeral and precarious nature of human existence
human life as the morning dew (idiom); fig. ephemeral and precarious nature of human existence
life has its ups and downs (idiom)
Life is short, learning is limitless
everything is unfamiliar
Knowledge is not innate to man, how can we overcome doubt?
this life
to design an artificial system, taking inspiration from a living organism
bionics
to recover
associated gas (petrochemical engineering)
Tennyson (name)
next life
waiter
credit derivative (in finance)
surrogate pregnancy
student on duty
to celebrate a birthday
to work
parazoan (animal of the subkingdom Parazoa, mostly sponges)
to live without purpose
to pressure a younger relative to hurry up and have a baby
midwife who induces labor
oxytocin
driving force behind sth
eugenics
eugenics
newly enlisted officer student
endogenous
medical doctor; physician who works primarily by administering drugs, as opposed to surgeon 外科醫生|外科医生[wài kē yī shēng]
general practitioner
class Amphibia
mouth-watering
public health
symbiosis
aplastic anemia
regenerative braking
reclaimed water; recycled water
renewable fuel
like a second parent (idiom); one's great benefactor
to reproduce
renewable energy source
renewable resource
regenerative medicine
to reoccur
to risk one's life
birth permit
from the cradle to the grave (idiom); to go through fire and water
birthplace
place of birth
date of birth
birthrate
birth defect
birth certificate
birth certificate
birth certificate
a blade will get rusty if it is not sharpened; a man will fall behind if he doesn't study (idiom)
molecular biology
meristem
junior high student
newborn
see 初生之犢不畏虎|初生之犊不畏虎[chū shēng zhī dú bù wèi hǔ]
lit. a new-born calf has no fear of the tiger (idiom)
lit. newborn calves do not fear tigers (idiom)
to start sth new or original (idiom); to break a new path
first half of one's life
previous life
predestined relationship
foreordination
(idiom) to be a survivor of a calamity
to be quick to take offense; to have a short fuse
half a lifetime
underripe
lit. to praise the dead and revile the living
Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (Japan)
minister of health (of Japan, UK etc)
Ministry of Health and Welfare (Japan) (replaced in 2001 by 厚生勞動省|厚生劳动省[hòu shēng láo dòng shěng])
prokaryote
Kingdom Monera
prokaryotic cell type microorganism
original
protozoan (bacteria)
virgin olive oil
protist
protoplasm
biological (warfare) defense
being anti-American is the job, but life is in America (jocular comment made about public figures who are brazenly xenophobic but whose family live abroad)
growing as a thicket
eloquence that generates perfume (idiom); profound and significant text
Paleozoic, geological era 545-250m years ago, covering Cambrian 寒武紀|寒武纪, Ordovician 奧陶紀|奥陶纪, Silurian 志留紀|志留纪, Devonian 泥盆紀|泥盆纪, Carboniferous 石炭紀|石炭纪, Permian 二疊紀|二叠纪
paleo-organism
palaeontology
paleontologist; paleobiologist
renewable (resource)
renewable resource
isogamy
Life is short, learning is limitless
(idiom) amiability makes you rich
to appreciate life
silence reigns (idiom)
single-celled organism
logogen model
Four great beards of Beijing opera, namely: Ma Lianliang 馬連良|马连良, Tan Fuying 譚富英|谭富英, Yang Baosen 楊寶森|杨宝森, Xi Xiaobo 奚嘯伯|奚啸伯
gross domestic product (GDP)
gross national product (GNP)
our mindset frames how we view the world