seas and oceans; the vast body of saltwater covering most of the Earth's surface

The largest of the world's oceans, located between Asia and Oceania to the west and the Americas to the east.

onion; bulb onion

The vast body of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface; specifically refers to any of the major oceans like the [[太平洋|太平洋|tai4 ping2 yang2]] or [[大西洋|大西洋|da4 xi1 yang2]].

the Atlantic Ocean; one of the world's major oceans located between the Americas to the west and Europe and Africa to the east

the Western world, specifically Europe and North America

One of the world's major oceans, located between Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica

a doll designed to look like a child, especially one with Western features or clothing

A vast and boundless expanse of water.

having a Western style, flavor, or appearance

of or relating to the open ocean or deep-sea travel; oceanic

foreigner; specifically used to refer to Westerners or people from Europe and North America

Southeast Asia, especially referring to the Malay Archipelago; also known as the South Seas

Western-style building or house, especially those reflecting European or American architectural styles

a historical name for the coastal provinces of Liaoning, Hebei, and Shandong, used during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China

To be permeated with or full of; used to describe feelings, atmosphere, or energy overflowing or being clearly displayed.

large warship capable of multiple combat roles and long-range ocean travel; specifically a cruiser or battle cruiser

languid; indolent; describing a state of being sluggish or lacking energy

Sanyo; a Japanese electronics brand and corporation

brimming with enthusiasm; glowing with warmth or passion

(bound form) vast; impressive; immense or expansive, often describing water or open space

full of joy; showing an extremely happy or cheerful expression

imported alcohol or spirits of Western origin, such as brandy, whiskey, or vodka

(literary or dated) to study abroad or overseas; used in modern contexts to refer to athletes training overseas.

(old) Japan; specifically the East Asian region or the islands of Japan

Oceania; a continent located in the southwest Pacific Ocean including Australia, New Zealand, and thousands of smaller islands

immensely pleased with oneself; having an air of great satisfaction or complacency

(dialect) potato; the underground tuber of the plant [[马铃薯|馬鈴薯|ma3 ling2 shu3]]

comfortably warm; a pleasant feeling of warmth

beaming with joy; radiant and jubilant

To cross the ocean; describes activities that span across seas or international borders.

the North Atlantic Ocean

Baiyang Lake in Hebei province

General term for any living organism in the sea, including plants and animals; marine creatures; sea life

Liu Yang (1978-), a Chinese pilot and the first Chinese woman to travel into space, who served as a crew member on the Shenzhou 9 mission in 2012.

affairs concerning foreign countries or relations with the West, specifically during the late Qing dynasty; Western learning and technology adopted during that period

Arctic Ocean; the smallest of the world's oceans, located around the North Pole between Asia, Europe, and North America.

Western-style clothing, especially a Western-style dress worn by a woman; also used as an older term for a business suit.

the western Pacific Ocean

to do something ridiculous or embarrassing that results in being laughed at

A perennial herb related to ginseng with a cylindrical root used in traditional Chinese medicine to reduce internal heat and nourish the lungs; originally native to North America. Also known as [[花旗参|花旗參|hua1 qi2 shen1]].

an insulting name for a foreigner; historically used to refer to Westerners or foreign invaders

(idiom) used to describe a speech or piece of writing that is very long, fluent, and comprehensive

a vast and boundless ocean

To be extremely proud, elated, or complacent; often used to describe someone looking very satisfied with their own success.

to revere foreign things and pander to overseas powers; used as an idiom to describe a blind or obsequious admiration for foreign goods, ideas, and people

foreign or Western goods; formerly used to refer to any item imported from overseas

the surface of the sea or ocean

To travel across the ocean to a distant foreign land; often used to describe migrating or taking a long journey far from home.