"cultivated" Chinese-English Dictionary
| Chinese | Pinyin | Translation | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 彬 | urbane / well-bred / cultivated | syn | |
| 家培 | cultivated / home grown |
| Chinese | Pinyin | Translation | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 文人 | cultivated individual / scholar / literati | syn | |
| 农田 農田 | farmland / cultivated land | syn | |
| 荒废 荒廢 | to abandon (cultivated fields) / no longer cultivated / to lie waste / wasted / to neglect (one's work or study) | syn | |
| 温文尔雅 溫文爾雅 | cultured and refined (idiom) / gentle and cultivated | syn | |
| 冬菇 | donko shiitake mushroom, a prized type of shiitake (Lentinula edodes) cultivated in winter, with thick flesh and partially open cap | syn | |
| 金针菇 金針菇 | enoki mushroom (Flammulina velutipes), used in cuisines of Japan, Korea and China, cultivated to be long, thin and white / abbr. to 金菇[jin1 gu1] | ||
| 熟地 | cultivated land / in Chinese medicine, preparation from rhizome of Chinese foxglove (Rehmannia glutinosa) | syn | |
| 淫羊藿 | Epimedium, genus of herbaceous flowering plant, cultivated in the Far East as aphrodisiac / also called barrenwort or horny goatweed (said to resemble crushed goat's testicles) | ||
| 畴 疇 | arable fields / cultivated field / class / category | syn | |
| 畲 畬 | cultivated field | ||
| 菰 | Manchurian wild rice (Zizania latifolia), now rare in the wild, formerly harvested for its grain, now mainly cultivated for its edible stem known as 茭白筍|茭白笋[jiao1bai2sun3], which is swollen by a smut fungus / (variant of 菇[gu1]) mushroom | syn | |
| 平畴 平疇 | level farmland / well-cultivated land | ||
| 培育资产 培育資產 | cultivated assets | ||
| 育成资产 育成資產 | cultivated assets | ||
| 生荒地 | non-cultivated lands | ||
| 洋菇 | cultivated mushroom / champignon (Agaricus bisporus) | ||
| 畬 | (literary) farmland that has been cultivated for two years | ||
| 白菜型油菜 | a type of rapeseed (Brassica rapa) cultivated for its edible leaves (including varieties like bok choy and choy sum), as well as for oil production and green manure | ||
| 双孢蘑菇 雙孢蘑菇 | cultivated mushroom / champignon (Agaricus bisporus) |