if; in the event that; often used in the [[如果...就...|如果...就...|ru2 guo3 ... jiu4 ...]] pattern

outcome; consequence; the final state of an event's development; in philosophy, the effect produced by a cause

The result or efficacy produced by an action or thing; result

achievement; positive result; gain; profit

really; sure enough; used to show that the actual situation matches what was expected

The fruit of the apple tree; also refers to the deciduous tree itself.

edible plant fruit that contains a lot of water and is usually eaten raw

firm and resolute; able to make decisions quickly without hesitation

consequences or aftermath, usually referring to a negative or undesirable result; used with the classifier [[个|個|ge4]]

candy; sweets; confections made primarily from sugar

juice of fresh fruit; a drink made from the liquid of fruit

the kidney-shaped fruit of the mango tree, which is sweet and juicy when ripe

The fruit produced by a plant; the seed-bearing organ that develops from the ovary of a flower after fertilization.

The relationship between a cause and its result; the logical connection between events

really; as expected; sure enough

a tree that produces edible fruit

jelly; gelatin dessert; a semi-solid food made from fruit juice, sugar, and gelatin or agar

a type of dry fruit with a hard, woody shell that does not open at maturity (e.g., walnut, chestnut)

edible fruit of a plant

Congo; a geographical region in Africa that includes the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo

fruit jam; marmalade; often used as a spread for bread or biscuits

a garden or plot of land where fruit trees are grown

Achievements or results obtained during a battle; fruits of military success

Hugo, usually referring to Victor Hugo (1802-1885), the French writer and poet

the edible seed or kernel found inside the pit or shell of a fruit (e.g., walnut, almond) or a pod (e.g., peanut)

causality; causation; the relationship between cause and effect

a fleshy fruit with a thin skin and juicy pulp that contains one or more seeds

fruit in general; a collective term for fresh fruits and dried fruits

melons and fruits; used as a general term for various kinds of fruit

bad result; disastrous outcome; retribution in Buddhism

the outcome or returns of an election

vegetables and fruits; produce

flesh of fruit; pulp

common fig (Ficus carica), either the deciduous shrub or small tree, or its edible pear-shaped fruit

peel; rind; the outer layer of a fruit, consisting of the exocarp, mesocarp, and endocarp

courageous, daring, and decisive in action

(idiom) to eat one's own fruit, meaning to suffer the consequences of one's own bad actions; to face the punishment for one's own mistakes

(Buddhism) the fruits of spiritual cultivation; successful attainment of enlightenment

a farmer who specializes in growing fruit trees and producing fruit

a large, ripe fruit

bitter fruit; used to describe painful consequences or dire results that one must endure

sweet shop; candy store; confectionery

a small knife used for peeling and cutting fruit or vegetables; paring knife; penknife

literally to blossom and bear fruit; used figuratively to describe seeing positive results from one's efforts or hard work

Fruits with a hard outer shell and little water content inside; nuts and seeds. Also referred to as [[坚果|堅果|jian1 guo3]].

fruit tray; fruit platter; a bowl or box with compartments used for serving fruit or snacks

(idiom) used to indicate that the result of an event matches what was anticipated; just as expected; sure enough

The woody, egg-shaped fruit of a pine tree, consisting of overlapping scales that protect the seeds