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Meaning of

Pinyin chóng、 huǐ
Radical
Strokes
6
Definition
insect / worm, an animal / an invertebrate / a worm / an insect
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虫 chóng [noun] 【Original Meaning】: General term for insects 1. A category of arthropods: e.g., insects, beneficial insects, and minor skills (metaphor for insignificant skills). 2. General term for animals: e.g., big insect (tiger), long insect (snake), shell-inhabiting insect (a type of bug with a shell). Synonyms: 1. Same as the original meaning ([En.] insect) 2. In ancient times, a general term for all animals ([En.] animal) 3. Insect plague ([En.] plague of insects) 【References】: 1. "Shuō Wén" states: Insects with legs are referred to as insects; those without are called beasts. 2. "Kǒngzǐ Jiāyǔ" mentions: The wind is an insect. 3. "Huáinánzǐ" refers to: Irritation is an insect. 4. "Lièzǐ" lists: Birds and animals, insects and moths. 5. "Shī" describes: Insects flying about. 6. Wang Anshi wrote: The ancients observed the nature, mountains, rivers, plants, insects, fishes, birds, and beasts, often gaining insights. 7. Han Feizi remarked: The people are overwhelmed by insects and snakes. 【Examples】: - For instance, insect pests (insects); - Small insects (little bugs); - The world where insects adapt to their environments; - The sound of insects. This sound is mournful, akin to a lament; - Insects emerging (after a person dies, their body attracts insects, metaphorically indicating that the dead cannot be buried properly). Additional Definitions: 1. "Xunzi" says: Decayed meat attracts insects. 2. In ancient times, a general term for all animals ([En.] animal) - "Lǚshì Chūnqiū" indicates: Serpent insects die. 【Examples】: - For instance, long insects (large insects, regional dialect referring to tigers); - Insect shrimp (referring to fish/shrimp); - Insect lice (a general term for boring insects); - Insect nets (referring to spider webs). 3. Insect plague ([En.] plague of insects). 【Examples】: - Such as insect frost, water, drought (referring to the four major agricultural disasters); - Insect disasters (disasters caused by insects, often referring to locust plagues). This is the simplified character with no traditional form. Venomous snake, originally represented in character with [虺]. 虫 huǐ [noun] 1. The original character for "虺". Name of a venomous snake ([En.] a venomous snake) 2. See also: chóng 【References】: 1. "Shānhǎijīng" mentions: The mountain of the winged monkeys abounds with pit vipers. 【Examples】: - For instance, pit viper (a type of venomous snake). 2. See also: chóng
xuè xī chóng bìng
schistosomiasis
kòu tóu chóng
Click beetle
jiǎ qiào chóng
beetle
chóng luǎn
egg / ovum
hài chóng
injurious insect / pest
bìng chóng hài
plant diseases and insect pests
jì shēng chóng
parasite (biology) / (fig.) freeloader
jì shēng chóng bìng
parasitosis / zoonosis / parasitic disease
cǎo lǚ chóng
paramecium / paramecia / paramoecium
yòu chóng
larva
shā chóng jì
insecticide / pesticide
kě lián chóng
pitiful creature / wretch
yàng chóng
chigger / tsutsugamushi / chigger mite / Leptus
lǎn chóng
lazy fellow (insult) / idle slob
kūn chóng
insect / CL:隻|只[zhi1],群[qun2],堆[dui1]
hú tu chóng
blunderer / bungler
wō chóng
planaria / turbellarian worm / turbellarian
dī chóng
trichomonad
pá chóng
reptile (old or common word for 爬行動物|爬行动物)
xiǎo pá chóng
Little crawler
shān hú chóng
coral / anthozoan / actinozoan / polup
chóng yǐng
insect gall
piáo chóng
ladybug / ladybird
nüè yuán chóng
plasmodium (malaria parasite)
kē shuì chóng
sandman / sleepy person / sleep insects
tāo chóng
tapeworm
zǐ jiāo chóng
Lac insect
dài tāo chóng
Tapeworm
chòu chóng
bedbug (Cimex lectularius) / tick
yá chóng
greenfly (Aphis spp.) / aphid
chú chóng jú
pyrethrum / pyrethrin / pyrethrum carneum
zhù chóng
insect that eats into wood, books, clothes etc / fig. vermin
qū chóng
maggot
náo chóng
parasitic worm / human pinworm (Enterobius vermicularis)
yíng huǒ chóng
firefly / glowworm / lightning bug
mǎn chóng
mite (zoology)
měng chóng
Midges
dù chóng
moth / harmful person / vermin
chéng chóng
imago (adult, sexually mature insect, the final stage of its development)
dà chóng
tiger
chóng zi
insect / bug / worm / CL:條|条[tiao2],隻|只[zhi1]
dú chóng
poisonous insect (or spider etc) / (slang) junkie
fáng chóng
insect prevention
huáng chóng
locust
rú chóng
worm
线 xiàn chóng
nematode
wén chóng
mosquito
jiǎ chóng
beetle
huí chóng
roundworm (Ascaris lumbricoides), a human parasite
huí chóng bìng
ascariasis / infectation by parasitic roundworm Ascaris lumbricoides
míng chóng
boring insect / snout moth's larva (Aphomia gullaris or Plodia interpuncuella or Heliothus armigera etc), major agricultural pest
gōu chóng
hookworm / ancylostome
mián líng chóng
cotton bollworm / American bollworn / corn earworm
zhuī chóng
trypanosome
zhuī chóng bìng
trypanosomiasis / trypanosomosis
biān máo chóng
flagellate / mastigot
qū chóng
expelling parasite

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