A small, roundish object or piece of something; pellet; grain

(physics) a subatomic or elementary particle, such as an electron or photon; the fundamental constituents of matter

granulocyte; a type of white blood cell that has small granules

A small structure found in the cytoplasm of cells that stores and provides energy.

a tiny speck or grain, such as a molecule or electron; corpuscle

grain of rice; granule

a small, circular, double-stranded DNA molecule that is distinct from a cell's chromosomal DNA, commonly found in bacteria

grain size; a numerical value representing the size of particles

having a grainy or granulous form; grain-shaped

grain size; particle size

Siem Reap, a city and province in Cambodia

a grain of sand; tiny fragments of rock

to thresh or shell grain; to remove the seeds or kernels from a harvested crop by shaking, beating, or using a machine

Small grains of sand or tiny pebbles.

seed; grain; bean

grain of cereal; seed of a cereal crop

Small vesicle-like structures formed from the fragments of the endoplasmic reticulum when cells are broken up or homogenized.

the seeds of bean or legume plants, typically small and round in shape; bean grains or pellets

a grain of wheat; wheat kernel

grains of cooked rice, often referring to individual or scattered grains

A machine used to separate grains from plants; thresher; sheller

the smallest units of matter, including quarks, leptons, and bosons; an older term for [[粒子|粒子|li4 zi3]]

a tiny grain, pill, or bead

sty; hordeolum; an acute infection of the oil glands of the eyelid, commonly known as [[针眼|針眼|zhen1 yan3]]

a single grain or kernel of corn; niblet

colloidal particles; colloid

Every single grain of rice or food is the result of bitter toil; often used to remind others not to waste food.

to gather every single grain of the harvest into the granary

fertilizer in the form of small grains or pellets

particle consisting of two protons and two neutrons, identical to a helium-4 nucleus, emitted during radioactive decay

A small grain or pellet of a substance

a subatomic particle with the same mass, spin, and lifetime as a corresponding normal particle, but with opposite electrical charge and other quantum properties

to pick through seeds or grains one by one based on certain standards (e.g. for planting); seed selection

a cell structure made of protein that is involved in cell division; centriole

(literary) to have one's food supply cut off; to be without food

granular snow; ice crystals that are in an intermediate state between snow and glacier ice

Literally means one pellet of rat droppings ruined a whole pot of congee; used to describe how one small negative element or person can ruin something otherwise good.

neutrophil, which is the most common type of white blood cell

beta particle; a high-speed electron or positron emitted by a radioactive nucleus during radioactive decay

(biology) A small membrane-bound storage container within a cell that holds substances to be released outside the cell

A machine used for forming materials into grains or pellets; a pelleter

atmospheric particulate matter with a diameter of less than 2.5 micrometers that can enter the lungs

Tiny particles floating in the air that can be inhaled into the human respiratory system; a major air pollutant typically under 10 micrometers in diameter.

basophil granulocytes; the rarest type of white blood cell in the body

eosinophil; a type of white blood cell that is part of the immune system

used in physics to describe a system involving multiple particles

many-body system or many-particle system in physics

a small grain or particle; granule; parvule