粗 ⇒
粗 cū, [觕]/[麤], coarse/rough/thick (for cylindrical objects)/unfinished/vulgar/rude/crude, varia...
粗鲁 cūlǔ, [粗魯], coarse/crude (in one's manner)/boorish
粗暴 cūbào, rough/cruel
粗糙 cūcāo, crude/gruff/rough/coarse
粗俗 cūsú, vulgar
粗话 cūhuà, [粗話], vulgar language (esp. scatological insults)/uncultured speech
粗野 cūyě, insolent/boorish/rough (in actions)
粗心 cūxīn, careless/thoughtless
粗略 cūlüè, rough (not precise or accurate)/cursory
粗人 粗壮 cūzhuàng, [粗壯], thick and solid
粗心大意 cūxīndàyì, negligent/careless/inadvertent
粗犷 cūguǎng, [粗獷], rough/rude/boorish/straightforward/uninhibited
粗鄙 cūbǐ, vulgar/coarse/uncouth
粗粮 cūliáng, [粗糧], coarse grains (maize, sorghum etc)
大老粗 dàlǎocū, uncouth fellow/rustic
粗制滥造 cūzhìlànzào, [粗製濫造], to churn out large quantities without regard for quality (idiom); rough and slip...
粗大 cūdà, thick/bulky/loud
粗重 粗活 cūhuó, unskilled labor/heavy manual work
粗布 粗陋 cūlòu, crude/coarse/unsophisticated/shallow
财大气粗 cáidàqìcū, [財大氣粗], rich and imposing/rich and overbearing
粗细 cūxì, [粗細], thick and thin/coarse and fine/thickness (caliber)/coarseness/quality of work
粗浅 cūqiǎn, [粗淺], shallow/superficial
粗枝大叶 cūzhīdàyè, [粗枝大葉], thick stems and broad leaves (idiom)/boorish/rough and ready/sloppy
粗线条 短粗 duǎncū, stocky (short and robust)
粗花呢 粗劣 cūliè, coarse
粗麻布 老粗 lǎocū, uneducated person/yokel/boor/roughneck
粗豪 cūháo, straightforward/forthright
粗笨 cūbèn, awkward/clumsy/unwieldy/heavy-handed
粗率 cūshuài, rough/coarse/crude/without due care/ill-considered
粗粗 去粗取精 粗茶淡饭 cūchádànfàn, [粗茶淡飯], plain tea and simple food/(fig.) bread and water
饭 ⇒
吃饭 chīfàn, [吃飯], to have a meal/to eat/to make a living
饭 fàn, [飯], cooked rice/CL:碗[wǎn]/meal/CL:頓|顿[dùn]/(loanword) fan/devotee
晚饭 wǎnfàn, [晚飯], evening meal/dinner/supper/CL:份[fèn],頓|顿[dùn],次[cì],餐[cān]
午饭 wǔfàn, [午飯], lunch/CL:份[fèn],頓|顿[dùn],次[cì],餐[cān]
饭店 fàndiàn, [飯店], restaurant/hotel/CL:家[jiā],個|个[gè]
做饭 zuòfàn, [做飯], to prepare a meal/to cook
早饭 zǎofàn, [早飯], breakfast/CL:份[fèn],頓|顿[dùn],次[cì],餐[cān]
饭碗 fànwǎn, [飯碗], rice bowl/fig. livelihood/job/way of making a living
米饭 mǐfàn, [米飯], (cooked) rice
饭菜 fàncài, [飯菜], food
开饭 kāifàn, [開飯], to serve a meal
饭桶 fàntǒng, [飯桶], rice tub (from which cooked rice or other food is served)/(fig.) fathead/a good-...
中饭 zhōngfàn, [中飯], lunch
饭馆 fànguǎn, [飯館], restaurant/CL:家[jiā]
煮饭 zhǔfàn, [煮飯], to cook
家常便饭 jiāchángbiànfàn, [家常便飯], simple home-style meal/common occurrence/nothing out of the ordinary
饭后 饭厅 fàntīng, [飯廳], dining room/dining hall/mess hall
饭桌 fànzhuō, [飯桌], dining table
饭前 饭盒 fànhé, [飯盒], lunchbox/mess tin
剩饭 shèngfàn, [剩飯], leftover food
要饭 yàofàn, [要飯], to beg (for food or money)
饭局 fànjú, [飯局], dinner party/banquet
菜饭 盒饭 héfàn, [盒飯], meal in a partitioned box
炒饭 chǎofàn, [炒飯], fried rice/(slang) (Tw) to have sex
饭钱 饭票 fànpiào, [飯票], (lit. and fig.) meal ticket
混饭 hùnfàn, [混飯], to work for a living
便饭 biànfàn, [便飯], an ordinary meal/simple home cooking
包饭 bāofàn, [包飯], to get or supply meals for a monthly rate/to board/to cater
残羹剩饭 cángēngshèngfàn, [殘羹剩飯], leftovers from a meal/fig. remnants handed down from others
稀饭 xīfàn, [稀飯], porridge/gruel
饭量 干饭 gānfàn, [乾飯], cooked and dried rice
白米饭 讨饭 tǎofàn, [討飯], to ask for food/to beg
饭堂 fàntáng, [飯堂], dining hall/canteen/cafeteria
茶余饭后 cháyúfànhòu, [茶餘飯後], leisure time (over a cup of tea, after a meal etc)
饭团子 家常饭 白饭 báifàn, [白飯], plain cooked rice/rice with nothing to go with it
茶饭 饭来张口 吃闲饭 chīxiánfàn, [吃閒飯], to live as a parasite/doing nothing to earn one's keep
炒冷饭 chǎolěngfàn, [炒冷飯], to stir-fry leftover rice/fig. to rehash the same story/to serve up the same old...
盖浇饭 gàijiāofàn, [蓋澆飯], rice with meat and vegetables
泡饭 pàofàn, [泡飯], to soak cooked rice in soup or water/cooked rice reheated in boiling water
客饭 kèfàn, [客飯], cafeteria meal specially prepared for a group of visitors/set meal
盛饭 电饭煲 diànfànbāo, [電飯煲], rice cooker
团圆饭 饭食 fànshí, [飯食], food
份饭 酒饭 jiǔfàn, [酒飯], food and drink
下饭 现成饭 大米饭 茶泡饭 粗茶淡饭 cūchádànfàn, [粗茶淡飯], plain tea and simple food/(fig.) bread and water
电饭锅 diànfànguō, [電飯鍋], electric rice cooker
喷饭 pēnfàn, [噴飯], (coll.) to burst out laughing
酒足饭饱 jiǔzúfànbǎo, [酒足飯飽], to have eaten and drunk to one's heart's content
饭田 捞饭