cutting, graft, stem, stalk
to flow back, out
to roll up, curl up
(1) eggplant; (2) to rub, grind
footnote
tomato
large round egg plat
stilts
one type of egg plant
aubergine
black-necked grackle, black-necked starling
to drag out
trashy, gimcrack, worthless, of bad quality
to pick an argument, fight
lean, spare, skinny
good for nothing
like a bad-mannered vagrant
to stutter, stammer
coffee with milk, white coffee, café au lait
my coffee is too sweet
coffee
eggplant
cybister
to limp
carat
black coffee
leisurely
tambour
ring
to pick holes in something, find fault
to nag, harass
ice-cream
tall and slender
monk’s robe
carrot
to jump of joy
worn out
heaven and earth, universe
foot
arbitrary
implementing
to bar, bolt the door
datura
tie
so much the better
nippers or pincers (of crabs)
(1) to be so much the ~er, increasing, more and more; (2) claw, shaft
to raid; raid
happier (and happier)
to become more ~ every moment
to become smaller all the time
more, greater all the time, every moment
more ~ every moment
to worry even more (than before)
the shorter, the better
better (and better) every day
more and more ~ every day
each day
the more ~ the more ~
more and more
the sooner the better, as quickly as possible
branch (of a tree)
layer
(1) branch, limb (of a tree); (2) landscape, view, scenery, scene
jealous
branches and leaves, foliage
low branch, low-lying branch
cutting
graft
grasshopper, locust
level
to scratch, claw, rake; rake
branches leaden with fruits
branches, boughs
to grumble, gripe
hoeing
tractor (-drawn) plough
plough (the land) when it is overflowed
to farm
see cầy
sea fish, salt-water fish
(1) fish; (2) individual, part, unit; (3) to bet, gamble, wager
plough again or anew or over, plough for the second time to
plough for the first time
plough for the land to dry
to particularize
personal
butterfish
fry
white bass
goby
blue fish, scad
ice fish, silver fish
flounder, sole
flying fish
fried fish
to be in captivity or jail or prison