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采珠人
cǎi zhū rén
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The Pearl Fishers, 1863 opera by Georges Bizet 比才[Bi4 cai2]
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采砂场
cǎi shā chǎng
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sandpit;
sand quarry
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采矿业
cǎi kuàng yè
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mining
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采种
cǎi zhǒng
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seed collecting
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采脂
cǎi zhī
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tree tapping
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采花
cǎi huā
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to pick flowers;
to enter houses at night in order to rape women
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采花大盗
cǎi huā dà dào
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lit. flower thief;
fig. rapist
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采花贼
cǎi huā zéi
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lit. flower thief;
fig. rapist
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采兰赠芍
cǎi lán zèng sháo
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lit. pick orchids and present peonies (idiom); fig. presents between lovers
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采行
cǎi xíng
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to adopt (a system, policy, strategy etc)
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采访记者
cǎi fǎng jì zhě
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investigative reporter
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采证
cǎi zhèng
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to collect evidence
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采购商
cǎi gòu shāng
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buyer
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采办
cǎi bàn
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to buy on a considerable scale;
to purchase;
to procure;
to stock up
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采邑
cǎi yì
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fief;
benefice
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采录
cǎi lù
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collect and record
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采食
cǎi shí
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to forage;
to gather for eating;
to pick and eat
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杨采妮
yáng cǎi nī
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Charlie Young (1974-), Hong Kong actress and singer
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楊采妮
yáng cǎi nī
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Charlie Young (1974-), Hong Kong actress and singer
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沒精打采
méi jīng dǎ cǎi
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listless;
dispirited;
washed out;
also written 沒精打彩|没精打彩
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無精打采
wú jīng dǎ cǎi
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dispirited and downcast (idiom); listless;
in low spirits;
washed out
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现场采访
xiàn chǎng cǎi fǎng
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on-the-spot interview
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盗采
dào cǎi
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to mine (or harvest, log, trap animals etc) illegally;
illegal mining (or logging etc)
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神采飛揚
shén cǎi fēi yáng
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in high spirits (idiom); glowing with health and vigor
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興高采烈
xìng gāo cǎi liè
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happy and excited (idiom);
in high spirits;
in great delight
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