The female reproductive organ that produces eggs and hormones in humans and other vertebrate animals

the nest where birds live and lay eggs

nest, den, or lair of a bird, animal, or insect

Cancer occurring in the ovaries; includes both primary and metastatic tumors.

a nest where a bird has lived for a long time

Chao Lake, located in central Anhui Province on the northern bank of the Yangtze River; it is one of China's five largest freshwater lakes

honeycomb or beehive; a nest built by bees or wasps

to construct a nest (of birds, insects, etc.)

Chaohu, a county-level city in Hefei, Anhui province

(idiom) Literally meaning "the entire nest came out"; used to describe mobilizing every available person or all of one's strength, often used with a negative connotation.

to pour out of a nest like bees or ants; used to describe a group (often an enemy or gang) using all of its available strength or manpower for an operation

The multinational food and beverage corporation

Literally meaning the whole nest comes out; refers to a group, often enemies or villains, mobilizing all their strength and personnel

To seize what belongs to someone else; literally "the turtledove takes over the magpie's nest."

nest; den; hideout

a hideout, den, or lair for thieves or bandits

the reproductive gland of a male animal that produces sperm; also called [[睾丸|睪丸|gao1 wan2]] in humans and other vertebrates

Peasant uprising (875-884) led by [[黄巢|黃巢|huang2 chao2]] during the late Tang Dynasty

to build a nest

ant nest; anthill

to live in trees or in nests built above the ground, specifically referring to the habit of ancient humans living in trees to avoid wild animals

to seize another's property or position; to reap where one has not sown

A legendary figure in ancient Chinese mythology credited with teaching early humans how to build shelters from wood to live in trees, protecting them from wild animals.

(idiom) In a total disaster, no individual survives; specifically, when a family or organization falls into disgrace, every member is affected; same as [[破巢之下安有完卵|破巢之下安有完卵|po4 chao2 zhi1 xia4 an1 you3 wan2 luan3]]

den; lair; haunt; hangout

nest of a bird

an epiphytic fern with large, simple fronds that form a nest-like cluster, often growing on trees or damp rocks

(idiom) to turn out in full force to launch an attack; to empty the nest to invade

Literally means "when the nest is overturned, no egg remains intact"; used to describe how no individual can escape unharmed when a family or group meets with total disaster.

a stronghold or hideout occupied by bandits, enemies, or hostile forces

ovarian inflammation caused by bacterial or viral infection, which can be acute or chronic and involves symptoms such as abdominal pain and fever; often occurs alongside inflammation of the fallopian tubes

(anatomy) the depression in the pelvis where the ovaries are ovaries located

an organ found in certain animals that functions as both an ovary and a testis

polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

the nest is overturned and the eggs are broken; complete destruction of a group and all its members

to live in trees and caves; to live in a primitive or prehistoric manner

(idiom) everything is destroyed and nothing survives; literally, if the nest is overturned, the eggs will break. Metaphorically suggests that when a nation or family falls, the individuals belonging to it cannot escape ruin.

A perennial herb with compound leaves, small flowers, and pods containing seeds; the young stems, leaves, and seeds are edible and used in traditional medicine. Also called [[野苕子|野苕子|ye3 tiao2 zi5]] or [[野豌豆|野豌豆|ye3 wan1 dou4]].

A small rodent that builds nests in tall grasses or crops; found in Taiwan and known for its prehensile tail.

To return to a nest or hive; commonly used to describe birds or insects coming back at the end of the day

A housekeeper specifically hired to look after elderly people living alone, particularly those whose children live elsewhere or who have no children.

the nest of a swallow bird

a swallow nesting on a tent curtain; an extremely precarious or dangerous position

a swallow building its nest on a tent curtain; a metaphor for a precarious or extremely dangerous situation

A home for a happy, affectionate couple; usually used in reference to young people.

when a family or organization falls into ruin, no individual member can remain unaffected; no one remains safe when the group collapses

a home where the children have grown up and moved out, leaving the parents living alone

A household where the children have grown up and moved out, leaving the parents living by themselves.

literary idiom meaning to take over another person's home or property; literally, the magpie builds a nest and the cuckoo or dove comes to live in it