wonderful; brilliant; splendid; used to describe excellent performances, speeches, or literary works

color; hue; tint; shade

color; multi-colored; in color as opposed to black and white

A ticket used in a game of chance where winners are selected by drawing lots or matching numbers; such as a raffle or sweepstakes ticket.

Short form for [[彩色电视|彩色電視|cai3 se4 dian4 shi4]], referring to either a color television set or the system of broadcasting color television

multicolored band of light formed in the sky by the refraction and reflection of sunlight through raindrops

a rehearsal for a theatrical, dance, or musical performance where costumes and props are used as in the actual show; to have a dress rehearsal

radiance; brilliance; luster and color

richly varied in content and form; having great variety

A person who participates in gambling by purchasing lottery tickets or prize coupons.

a hidden feature in software, games, or movies; a post-credits scene after a film's ending

To shout in applause or appreciation; to acclaim; also written as [[喝采|喝采|he4 cai3]]

to perform outstandingly or give a brilliant performance, often eliciting applause; can also describe something being splendid or exciting

The five traditional colors of China: blue, yellow, red, white, and black

of unmatched brilliance; wonderful beyond comparison; exquisite

Gambling, lotteries, raffles, prize draws, and related betting activities

radiant and beautiful; describes a person with a stunning appearance or an object with bright, dazzling colors

colored drawing or painted pattern on objects; colored painting

The government-run lottery in mainland China used to fund social welfare projects.

a color monitor or color display screen

magnificent and diverse; full of variety in color, form, or style

(colloquial) clouds; cloud; sometimes specifically refers to clouds with bright or beautiful colors

brightly colored clouds; iridescent clouds seen at sunrise or sunset

to cut a ribbon at an opening or inauguration ceremony

colorful and bright in a vibrant or profuse display; blazing with color; garish

colored lights or lanterns, often decorated with colored silk, paper, or flowers and used for festive occasions

colored flag or banner made of silk or paper, typically used for parades, celebrations, and decorations

camouflage pattern; a method of camouflage using irregular color patches to confuse an observer

brightly colored; colorful; gorgeous and multi-colored

colored ribbon or streamer made of silk or paper, used for decoration, ticker tape, or as a dance prop

to give off extraordinary light or splendor; to shine colorfully

dazzling and brilliant; used to describe colors or luster so bright and vibrant that they catch the eye, or to describe something exceptionally beautiful and impressive

thick and heavy ink and colors; (of painting or writing) to use rich pigments or describe something in great detail with colorful language

brilliant lights and vibrant colors; (idiom) describing a scene of flowing light and dazzling colors, usually at night or in a festive setting

gorgeous, resplendent, or rich color

oil-based pigments used for theatrical makeup or painting

Clothing or uniforms made from camouflage-patterned fabric; also written as [[迷彩装|迷彩裝|mi2 cai3 zhuang1]].

A vehicle decorated with ribbons, lights, or flowers, used in festive events like parades or weddings.

having many colors; colorful; magnificent

(idiom) bright and colorful; gorgeous; magnificent

the highest prize in a lottery, gambling game, or contest

A television system or device that displays images in color; also refers to a color television set. Often shortened to [[彩电|彩電|cai3 dian4]].

a lucky sign or omen of profit or victory

extraordinary splendor or unusual brilliance; (metaphorically) outstanding performance or achievement

a type of paint for drawing that is mixed with water before use

clouds tinged with colors from the sunset or sunrise

to hang up lanterns and tie colored streamers; used to describe a festive atmosphere for a celebration or holiday

the process of printing in color; color-printed material

splendid and presented one after another; used to describe a performance or exhibition that is both diverse and excellent in quality