- 畜生 chùsheng scoundrela term of abuse used to call someone a brute, a bastard, or a person with no morals
- 畜牧业 xùmùyè animal husbandryThe industry of raising and breeding livestock for animal products or labor
- 畜牧 xùmù to raise livestockto raise and graze domestic animals or poultry; to keep livestock
- 牲畜 shēngchù livestockdomesticated farm animals, such as cattle, horses, sheep, or pigs; livestock
- 家畜 jiāchù livestockAnimals such as pigs, cattle, horses, or sheep that are raised and kept by humans for food, work, or other purposes; domestic animals
- 畜产品 xùchǎnpǐn livestock productsGeneral term for products derived from livestock, including food items like meat, eggs, and milk, as well as industrial materials like leather, wool, and feathers.
- 畜力 chùlì animal powerpower provided by livestock for work such as hauling, pulling carts, or plowing
- 种畜 zhǒngchù breeding stockmale or female livestock kept specifically for breeding and reproduction; stud animal
- 耕畜 gēngchù draft animalan animal used for farm work or plowing such as an ox, horse, or mule
- 母畜 mǔchù female livestockfemale livestock; specifically refers to female domestic animals used for breeding in animal husbandry
- 畜产 xùchǎn livestock productsLivestock products such as meat, eggs, milk, hides, and wool; also an abbreviation for [[畜产品|畜產品|xu4 chan3 pin3]]
- 六畜 liùchù six domestic animalsThe six traditional domestic animals: pig, ox, goat, horse, fowl (chicken), and dog.
- 幼畜 yòuchù young animalYoung animal or livestock, especially young domesticated animals.
- 畜类 chùlèi domestic animalsdomestic animals; livestock
- 牧畜 mùxù animal husbandrythe branch of agriculture concerned with animals that are raised for meat, fibre, milk, or other products
- 畜圈 chùjuàn livestock penA shed or fenced enclosure used for raising and keeping livestock.
- 畜养 xùyǎng to raiseto raise or domesticate animals
- 公畜 gōngchù male animalmale livestock, especially one kept for breeding; stud
- 仔畜 zǐchù newborn animalyoung or newborn livestock or domestic animal
- 役畜 yìchù draft animaldraft animal or beast of burden used for farm work or transport, such as horses, oxen, or donkeys
- 肉畜 ròuchù meat-producing livestockLivestock specifically raised for meat production.
- 乳畜 rǔchù dairy animallivestock raised specifically for the production of milk, such as dairy cows or dairy goats
- 子畜 zǐchù young newborn animala young or newborn animal; usually written as [[仔畜|仔畜|zi3 chu4]] in modern usage
- 事畜 shìxù to support a familyTo serve one's parents and provide for one's spouse and children; more generally, to maintain a household or earn a living to support a family.
- 五畜 wǔchù five domestic animalsThe five domestic animals, traditionally cattle, sheep, swine, dogs, and fowl; often used to refer to livestock in general.
- 人头畜鸣 réntóuchùmíng animal-like human beingAn insult describing someone who lacks basic reason, cannot distinguish right from wrong, and speaks like an animal; literally "human head, animal cry"
- 人畜 rénchù humans and livestockhumans and livestock; people and domestic animals
- 人畜共患症 rénchùgònghuànzhèng zoonosiszoonosis; a disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans
- 仰事俯畜 yǎngshìfǔxù to support one's familyTo support one's parents and provide for one's spouse and children; to maintain a household or provide for a family's livelihood.
- 六畜不安 liùchùbù'ān household in turmoileven the domestic animals have no peace; a metaphor for a family or household that is constantly disturbed and has no tranquility
- 养畜 yǎngxù to raise livestockTo keep, raise, or breed livestock or animals; same as [[畜养|畜養|xu4 yang3]] or [[饲养|飼養|si4 yang3]].
- 力畜 lìchù draft animaldraft animal or beast of burden used for farming or transport, such as an ox or horse
- 大畜 dàxù Great AccumulatingName of the 26th hexagram (䷙) of the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]]
- 孕畜 yùnchù pregnant livestocka pregnant domestic animal
- 孽畜 nièchù evil creatureAn evil or ruinous beast; also used as a harsh term of abuse directed at someone considered vile or wicked.
- 小畜 xiǎoxù hexagram 9The ninth of the 64 hexagrams in the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]], representing small accumulation; it consists of the Wind trigram over the Heaven trigram.
- 挽畜 wǎnchù draft animalan animal used for pulling heavy loads such as a plow or wagon
- 牲畜粪 shēngchùfèn animal manureanimal manure; livestock droppings from livestock
- 畜力车 chùlìchē animal-drawn cartA cart pulled by livestock such as oxen, horses, or donkeys.
- 畜栏 chùlán livestock penan enclosed area for keeping or catching animals; a corral or pen
- 畜牧学 xùmùxué animal husbandryanimal science; the study of the breeding, feeding, and management of farm animals and the processing of their products
- 畜牲 chùsheng beastdomestic animal; livestock; (figuratively) a brute or lowlife, used as a term of abuse
- 畜疫 chùyì animal epidemican infectious or epidemic disease affecting domestic animals or livestock
- 畜禽 chùqín livestock and poultryA collective term for domesticated animals and birds, such as cattle and chickens
- 畜肥 chùféi animal manuremanure made from animal waste; organic fertilizer made from livestock droppings and urine
- 社畜 shèchù corporate drone(slang) a person who is a corporate slave to their company; a worker who gives up their personal life for their job. Originally a borrowing from Japanese.
- 禽畜 qínchù poultry and livestock
- 种公畜 zhǒnggōngchù breeding malestud or male breeding stock of an animal species
- 菜畜 càichù meat livestocklivestock raised specifically for meat consumption
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