- 养殖 yǎngzhí to breedto raise or breed animals and plants, especially aquatic life; to cultivate
- 繁殖 fánzhí to breedto breed; to reproduce; to propagate
- 增殖 zēngzhí to proliferateto proliferate or multiply; to breed and increase in number
- 生殖 shēngzhí to reproduceto produce offspring or new individuals through biological processes to ensure the continuation of a species
- 殖民 zhímín to colonizeto establish a colony; to deprive a foreign territory of its sovereignty and exploit its resources
- 殖民地 zhímíndì colonyA country or region that has been taken over by another power and stripped of its political and economic independence
- 养殖业 yǎngzhíyè cultivation industryThe industry of breeding and raising animals or aquatic life; includes animal husbandry and aquaculture
- 殖民主义 zhímínzhǔyì colonialismcolonialism; the policy of a powerful nation extending its control over weaker countries or territories for exploitation
- 生殖器 shēngzhíqì genitaliareproductive organ; the biological parts used for producing offspring
- 半殖民地 bànzhímíndì semicolonya country or region that is independent in name but is actually controlled and oppressed by foreign powers in its politics and economy
- 殖民者 zhímínzhě colonizercolonizer; colonist; settler; a power or individual that expands their economic or political influence to other regions through force, often exploiting the local population
- 垦殖 kěnzhí to reclaim and cultivateto open up wasteland for cultivation; to reclaim land and plant crops
- 生殖细胞 shēngzhíxìbāo reproductive cellreproductive cell; germ cell
- 外生殖器 wàishēngzhíqì external genitalsThe reproductive organs located on the outside of the body; includes the penis and scrotum in males, and the vulva and vaginal opening in females.
- 养殖场 yǎngzhíchǎng breeding farmA place for the artificial breeding and raising of animals or aquatic life
- 生殖腺 shēngzhíxiàn gonadThe reproductive gland in humans and animals that produces reproductive cells and sex hormones, specifically the ovary or testis
- 泄殖腔 xièzhíqiāng cloaca(zoology) the common opening at the end of the digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts in birds, reptiles, amphibians, and some mammals
- 腐殖质 fǔzhízhì humusDark brown organic material in soil formed by the decomposition of plant and animal matter by microorganisms; it improves soil fertility and structure.
- 货殖 huòzhí to engage in trade(literary) to engage in business, production, or the exchange of commodities to make a profit
- 生殖力 shēngzhílì fertilityfertility; fecundity; the ability to reproduce
- 腐殖酸 fǔzhísuān humic acidA dark brown organic compound formed from the decomposition of plant and animal remains; found in soil and peat and used as a fertilizer or soil conditioner.
- 繁殖体 fánzhítǐ propagule(biology) any part of a plant or organism that can be detached and used to produce a new individual
- 定殖 dìngzhí to colonize(microbiology) to colonize; colonization
- 有性生殖 yǒuxìngshēngzhí sexual reproductionA type of reproduction where new individuals are formed by the fusion of male and female reproductive cells; also called [[两性生殖|兩性生殖|liang3 xing4 sheng1 zhi2]]
- 无性生殖 wúxìngshēngzhí asexual reproduction; agamogenesisA biological process where offspring are produced from a single parent without the fusion of reproductive cells, such as through splitting, budding, or cloning
- 新殖民化 xīnzhímínhuà neocolonialization
- 两性生殖 liǎngxìngshēngzhí sexual reproductionBiological process where a new individual develops from the fusion of male and female reproductive cells; also called [[有性生殖|有性生殖|you3 xing4 sheng1 zhi2]]
- 人工繁殖 réngōngfánzhí artificial propagationUsing human-controlled environments and techniques to assist the breeding and reproduction of animals or plants.
- 价值增殖 jiàzhízēngzhí valorizationvalorization; the process of increasing the value of capital, especially in Marxist economic theory
- 养殖渔业 yǎngzhíyúyè aquacultureThe industry of farming fish, shrimp, crabs, and other aquatic products; includes freshwater, saltwater, and marine aquaculture.
- 分裂生殖 fēnlièshēngzhí reproduction by fissionA type of asexual reproduction where a single-celled organism divides into two or more independent new individuals, common in organisms like amoebas or paramecia.
- 半封建半殖民地 bànfēngjiànbànzhímíndì semifeudal and semicolonialThe official Marxist description of China's social structure during the late Qing dynasty and under the [[国民党|國民黨|guo2 min2 dang3]] government.
- 单性生殖 dānxìngshēngzhí parthenogenesisThe reproduction of an offspring from an unfertilized egg cell in animals or plants; also known as [[孤雌生殖|孤雌生殖|gu1 ci2 sheng1 zhi2]]
- 同配生殖 tóngpèishēngzhí isogamyA form of sexual reproduction involving gametes of similar morphology, such as size and shape
- 后殖民 hòuzhímín postcolonialof or relating to the period following a state of colonialism
- 器官移殖 qìguānyízhí organ transplantthe surgical procedure of moving an organ from one body to another; same as [[器官移植|器官移植|qi4 guan1 yi2 zhi2]]
- 增殖反应堆 zēngzhífǎnyìngduī breeder reactornuclear reactor that generates more fissile material than it consumes
- 复殖吸虫 fùzhíxīchóng digenetic trematodedigenetic trematode worm; a parasite from the group [[复殖目|複殖目|fu4 zhi2 mu4]]
- 复殖目 fùzhímù Digeneathe Order Digenea, including trematode worms that can parasite humans
- 孤雌生殖 gūcíshēngzhí parthenogenesisReproduction from an ovum without fertilization; also called [[单性生殖|單性生殖|dan1 xing4 sheng1 zhi2]].
- 封殖 fēngzhí to fosterto bank up earth around the roots of trees; to cultivate or foster growth
- 尿生殖管道 niàoshēngzhíguǎndào urogenital tractthe anatomical system containing both the urinary and reproductive tracts
- 拓殖 tuòzhí to colonizeto open up new land for settlement; to plant a colony
- 新殖民主义 xīnzhímínzhǔyì neocolonialismA form of colonialism appearing after World War II, using more subtle political, economic, or cultural methods to control developing nations.
- 无性繁殖 wúxìngfánzhí asexual reproduction
- 次殖民地 cìzhímíndì semi-colonyA country whose sovereignty is partially usurped by multiple foreign powers, placing it in a status worse than a standard colony.
- 殖利 zhílì to make a profitto generate a profit; to yield returns
- 殖株 zhízhū clonean organism or group of organisms produced asexually from one ancestor to which they are genetically identical; a plant strain produced through propagation
- 殖民政策 zhímínzhèngcè colonial policythe political, military, economic, and cultural strategies used by a country to govern its colonies, or the practice of colonialism
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