a lightweight thermoplastic resin used in containers, medical equipment, and textiles; often used because of its resistance to heat and chemicals

A colorless, odorless, and flammable gas commonly used as fuel for heating and engines; it is found in natural gas and petroleum refining.

a volatile, colorless liquid with a strong odor used as a solvent in making artificial fibers and explosives

propylene; propene; a colorless gaseous hydrocarbon with the chemical formula C3H6

acrylic acid; a clear, colorless liquid used to make plastics and paints

a viral infection that causes liver inflammation, commonly known as hepatitis C

propylene glycol; a colorless organic compound used in antifreeze and food products like food and medicine

alanine, a common amino acid found in proteins

The 13th year of the 60-year sexagenary cycle, such as 1936, 1996, or 2056.

The 43rd term in the 60-unit sexagenary cycle, representing a specific combination of the celestial stems and terrestrial branches, such as the 43rd year, day, or hour of a cycle

Fifty-third year of the 60-year cycle in the traditional Chinese calendar, such as 1916, 1976, or 2036.

The third term of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle (such as the years 1926, 1986, or 2046), also used to designate days, months, and hours in the traditional calendar

The thirty-third year of the traditional sixty-year cycle, such as 1896, 1956, or 2016.

(medicine/chemistry) amphetamine, also known as benzedrinum

pyruvic acid; an organic acid with the chemical formula CH3COCOOH

isopropanol; isopropyl alcohol

propyl alcohol; propanol

acrylonitrile; vinyl cyanide

A lightweight synthetic fiber used to make carpets, ropes, and fishing nets, or blended with cotton and wool for clothing

the third rank or category; grade C in a grading system

(chemical) acrolein; CH2CHCHO

(literary) name used to refer to fire, derived from the association of the Heavenly Stems Bing and Ding with the element of fire in traditional Chinese cosmology

propionaldehyde; propanal

unsaturated hydrocarbon gas with the chemical formula C3H4, used as a fuel for torches and in organic synthesis

n-propyl ether

(chemistry) isopropylbenzene C9H12, also known as cumene

glycerol; a colorless, sweet, viscous organic compound used in making soaps, cosmetics, and medicines; commonly called [[甘油|甘油|gan1 you2]]

something classified as the third in a series, such as type C, type III, or gamma-

viral hepatitis C, an infectious disease primarily affecting the liver, caused by the hepatitis C virus

(bound form) the propyl group in organic chemistry

The middle of the night; specifically the third of the five nighttime watches, from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.

the Qing invasion of Joseon Korea in 1636

The Manchu invasion of Korea in 1636, resulting in the Joseon dynasty becoming a tributary state of the Qing dynasty.

Twenty-third year of the 60-year sexagenary cycle; for example 1946, 2006, or 2066.

propiconazole; a chemical used as an antifungal agent or fungicide

A form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation emitted from radioactive decay; also known as [[伽马射线|伽馬射線|ga1 ma3 she4 xian4]] or [[γ射线|γ射線|ga1 ma3 she4 xian4]].

A simple sugar or monosaccharide containing three carbon atoms, such as [[甘油醛|甘油醛|gan1 you2 quan2]]

Short form of [[丙型病毒性肝炎|丙型病毒性肝炎|bing3 xing2 bing4 du2 xing4 gan1 yan2]]

a building where coffins are kept while waiting to be moved to a home town for burial

One of the four divisions in the ancient Chinese library classification system, including works on philosophy, religion, technology, and various arts; it was later largely replaced by the term [[子部|子部|zi3 bu4]].

a corticosteroid medication used to treat asthma and allergic rhinitis

di-n-propyl ether; a colorless liquid used as a solvent

sodium dimercaptosulfanate; also known as Unithiol, a chelating agent used to treat heavy metal poisoning

dimercaprol; a medication used to treat acute poisoning by heavy metals such as arsenic, mercury, or gold

(literary) to burn something up; to consign to the flames, especially letters or manuscripts; from the association of the third heavenly stem [[丙|丙|bing3]] with the element of fire

to consign to the flames; to burn up; to destroy by fire; figuratively, to dismiss or ignore something (as if burning a letter or record)

to burn down; to commit to the flames; destroyed by fire