tea leaves; tea

foliage of a plant; leaf of a tree or flower

The flat green part of a leaf supported by veins where photosynthesis occurs.

leaves of a tree

leaves that have fallen from a tree; dead leaves

Shia sect of Islam; Shiites as a group, as opposed to the [[逊尼派|遜尼派|xun4 ni2 pai4]]

The large, round, green leaf of the lotus plant; often used in traditional medicine or as a food wrapper.

tobacco leaf; leaf tobacco used as the raw material for processing shredded tobacco and cigarettes

Boris Yeltsin (1931-2007), the first president of Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union

Juliet or Juliette (name)

green leaves; greenery

leaves of certain trees like maple and smoke tree that turn red in the fall

The middle period of a century or a dynasty; mid-century or mid-era.

one of the separate blades of a compound leaf; a small leaf

branches and leaves of a plant

folic acid; folacin; an essential B vitamin found in leafy green vegetables, liver, and beans that is necessary for cell growth and division

maple leaf; the leaves of a maple tree or sweet gum tree

shutter, blind, or jalousie window consisting of horizontal slats; designed to allow light and air while keeping out rain and direct sunlight

clover; trefoil; shamrock

The leaf of a bamboo plant, often used for wrapping [[粽子|粽子|zong4 zi5]] or weaving items like hats

the green pigment found in plants that is essential for photosynthesis by absorbing and transferring light energy

egg boiled in a mixture of tea, soy sauce, and spices such as star anise

the front or top side of a leaf; the side of a leaf that usually faces the sun

Ye Jiangchuan (born 1960), Chinese chess grandmaster

Chiba, a Japanese surname and place name

The part of the brain located behind the temples, involved in processing sensory input and language.

Leaf of the mulberry tree, used as food for silkworms and in traditional medicine.

any of the distinct sections into which the lungs of humans and higher animals are divided

The stomach lining of cattle, sheep, or other ruminants used as food; specifically the omasum, which consists of many folds.

leaves that have fallen or changed color during the autumn season

(literary) future generations or centuries to come; descendants

of plants, to grow with lush branches and leaves; figuratively, for a family or business to prosper and flourish

Ye Ting (1896-1946), a Chinese communist military leader who commanded the New Fourth Army during the Second Sino-Japanese War

the first embryonic leaf of a seed plant, which stores and provides nutrients for the seedling when it sprouts

(idiom) literally meaning a falling leaf returns to its roots; used to describe people who return to their ancestral home or original source after living away for a long time, especially in old age

gold foil or gold leaf; gold beaten into thin sheets

Writer, editor, and educator (1894–1988), particularly known for his children's literature and his role in modernizing Chinese education.

The part of the brain located at the upper back of the skull

a rotating disk with blades that is a main part of machines like turbines, centrifugal pumps, and blowers; turbine wheel; vane wheel

careless or sloppy in one's work; skiping over details or being imprecise

The leaf of the Chinese mugwort plant, used in traditional Chinese medicine for moxibustion and to make ink paste; also known as Folium Artemisiae argyi.

the thin, needle-shaped leaf of a conifer

A venomous green pit viper found in East and Southeast Asia, characterized by its triangular head and reddish-brown tail tip.

the part of a leaf that connects the blade to the stem, usually shaped like a thin rod or semi-cylinder; petiole

The visual processing center at the back of the mammalian brain

A forest made up primarily of broad-leaved trees; as opposed to a [[针叶林|針葉林|zhen1 ye4 lin2]].

A structure within the cells of green plants that contains [[叶绿素|葉綠素|ye4 lu:4 su4]] and enables photosynthesis to occur.

the pattern of veins on a leaf; specifically the tissue that supports the leaf and transports water and nutrients

Shia Islam; the Shia branch of Islam