cow's milk; also called [[牛乳|牛乳|niu2 ru3]]

The second sign of the zodiac and its corresponding constellation, occurring between [[白羊座|白羊座|bai2 yang2 zuo4]] and [[双子座|雙子座|shuang1 zi3 zuo4]].

a person who tends cattle, especially one in the western United States

cow muscle or beef; the meat of a cow or bull used as food

beefsteak; a thick slice of beef often served as a Western-style dish

young cow or bull

a stock market where prices are rising or expected to rise, and trading is active; characterized by investor optimism

jeans; close-fitting pants typically made of heavy denim denim fabric

cow raised specifically for its milk; milk cow

ox hide; cowhide; leather

A spectator sport or activity where humans fight bulls or bulls are made to fight each other.

to boast; to talk big; to shoot off one's mouth

bull; ox

an ox or cattle; widely used for plowing or pulling carts

snail; any terrestrial mollusk with a spiral shell, characterized by having two pairs of tentacles and leaving a trail of slime

Oxford, a city in England, famous for its university.

A large mammal with coarse grey-black hair and large flat horns that curve backward; commonly used for farming in wet rice paddies and known for liking to soak in water.

an ox or cattle used for plowing or other agricultural work

any of several species of large thick-skinned mammals with one or two horns on the snout; native to Africa and southern Asia

mad cow disease; bovine spongiform encephalopathy; a chronic infectious disease of the nervous system in cattle that can be transmitted to humans

bison; wild ox; buffalo

Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727), the British mathematician and physicist who discovered gravity and the laws of motion.

female bovine or cow

the horn of a cow or ox

Red Bull, an energy drink

beef noodles; beef noodle soup

a group or herd of cows or cattle

A type of long-haired cattle native to the high altitudes of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau; often used for transportation and nicknamed the 'boat of the plateau'

bullfrog; a large frog species native to North America, known for its deep, cow-like call and often raised for food

soft meat from a cow's belly or near the ribs, often used in Cantonese-style stews

Common name for a chronic skin disease characterized by thickened, dry patches of skin that resemble a cow's hide and cause intense itching; also known as [[银屑病|銀屑病|yin2 xie4 bing4]] or [[干癣|乾癬|gan1 xuan3]].

butter; fat extracted from cow's milk

cowhand; herdsman; a boy or man who tends cows

dried beef; jerky; charqui

cattle raised specifically for their meat; beef cattle

ox-headed spirits and snake-bodied gods from folklore; used to describe a bizarre, phantasmagorical, or wildly imaginative artistic style

to graze or herd cattle; to put cows to pasture

oxen and horses; animals used for heavy labor

a gallstone found in a cow's gallbladder, used in traditional Chinese medicine for its cooling, detoxifying, and heart-strengthening effects

To waste time or energy on insignificant or insoluble problems; to be overly stubborn or obsessive about a dead end.

The oldest university in the English-speaking world, located in Oxford, England.

beef tendons; the ligaments or tendons of cattle used as food

cart pulled by an ox or bullock

to boast; to brag; to talk big

morning glory; a climbing vine with heart-shaped leaves and funnel-shaped flowers, also commonly known as [[喇叭花|喇叭花|la3 ba5 hua1]]

manatee; sea cow; a large aquatic mammal with flippers and a rounded tail

An ox cast in iron; historically placed near rivers or bridges to ward off floods or serve as anchors.

(colloquial) conceited; haughty or overbearing

milk from a cow; dairy milk