multicolored band of light formed in the sky by the refraction and reflection of sunlight through raindrops

rainbow; long rainbow across the sky

the colored ring of muscle in the eye that surrounds the pupil

a humped or arched bridge

(loanword) neon; neon lights; refers to the chemical element neon, shortened from [[霓虹灯|霓虹燈|ni2 hong2 deng1]]

A lamp or sign consisting of a glass tube filled with neon or other inert gases that glows in various colors when an electric current is passed through it.

Hongqiao Airport in Shanghai

Hongkou District, a central district of Shanghai

to draw off or transfer liquid using a siphon; used both literally and figuratively

Huang Binhong (1865-1955), an influential art historian and literati painter known for his landscape paintings

a type of edible saltwater mollusk; mussel

rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), a species of salmonid native to cold-water tributaries of the Pacific Ocean

the colors of a rainbow; rainbow-like colors

spirit reaching to the rainbow; describes a majestic and daring spirit full of noble aspiration

rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), a species of salmonid noted for the reddish horizontal band along its sides

A bent tube or device that uses atmospheric pressure to move liquid from a higher container to a lower one.

A rare atmospheric phenomenon involving a white halo or light pillar passing through the sun, viewed in ancient times as a bad omen indicating a major event or an impending assassination of a ruler.

A faint outer rainbow with its colors in reverse order; also known as [[霓|霓|ni2]] or [[雌虹|雌虹|ci2 hong2]].

rainbow lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus)

(slang) exaggerated or over-the-top praise; fawning or sycophantic flattery, usually by a fan toward their idol

The rainbow community, referring to LGBT+ people and groups; collectively used to describe individuals of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities.

rainbow flag, often used as a symbol of LGBT pride

small bivalve mollusk or clam often consumed as a snack

a bird species, Merops ornatus

Refers to two mass scuttling operations carried out by the German navy to prevent ships from falling into enemy hands: the scuttling of the High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow in 1919 and the 1945 scuttling of U-boats; both utilized "Rainbow" as the secret code word.

a brightly colored species of parrot native to the Maluku Islands and surrounding regions (Trichoglossus haematodus)

Himalayan monal (Lophophorus impejanus), a bird species native to the Himalayas and Himalayas southern slopes of the Himalayas

a bird species of China, Lophophorus sclateri

Chinese monal (Lophophorus lhuysii); a large bird of the pheasant family native to the mountains of western China

The physical process of a siphon; using pressure differences to move liquid from a higher container through a U-shaped tube into a lower container. Also known as [[虹吸现象|虹吸現象|hong2 xi1 xian4 xiang4]].

The physical phenomenon where liquid flows from a higher container through a U-shaped tube to a lower point using atmospheric pressure

Thin, circular, pigmented membrane in the eye that regulates light by adjusting the size of the pupil. Also known as [[虹膜|虹膜|hong2 mo2]] or [[虹彩|虹彩|hong2 cai3]]

a colored arc that appears in the sky after rain or during sunrise and sunset; secondary rainbow

a secondary rainbow that appears outside the primary rainbow with its colors in reversed order

fogbow; a white rainbow formed by sunlight shining through fog or mist rather than rain

(slang) Japan, specifically as a loanword based on the pronunciation of [[日本|日本|ri4 ben3]] in Japanese ("Nihon")