sugar cane; a tall tropical grass with a thick jointed stem which is the main source of sugar

an organic compound and carbohydrate (saccharose) naturally occurring in many plants, especially sugarcane and sugar beets

A farmer who primarily grows sugar cane for a living

bagasse; the dry pulpy residue left after extracting juice from sugar cane

a field used for planting and planted with sugarcane

Liquid or pulp extracted from squeezing sugarcane; also called [[甘蔗汁|甘蔗汁|gan1 zhe4 zhi1]]

[xiehouyu] to eat sugarcane starting from the top, which gets sweeter toward the root; used to describe a situation that gradually improves or gets better as time goes on

Cane-fiber board made from fermented sugarcane pulp; lightweight and porous, it is commonly used for heat or sound insulation.

liquid extracted by squeezing or pressing sugarcane stalks

The dry pulpy residue left after the extraction of juice from sugar cane

A field or plantation used for growing sugarcane

(literary) improving circumstances or bettering conditions; specifically used to describe a person's life getting better in their later years. The term refers to the story of [[顾恺之|顧愷之|gu4 kai3 zhi1]] who ate sugarcane from the tip to the root, describing it as gradually entering a blissful state.

fiberboard made from sugarcane residue; cane-fiber board

the juice extracted from sugarcane

an artificial sweetener and sugar substitute

alcoholic liquor distilled from sugar cane or molasses

sugar made from sugarcane juice, such as rock sugar or white granulated sugar

(literary) sugarcane