A vulgar term for a contemptible, unreasonable, or foolish person; bastard; asshole

fool; dummy; often used as a mild insult or in a playful, teasing way

a soft, sweet baked food made from eggs, flour, sugar, and oil; western-style cake

(bound form) protein; albumen; an organic compound made of amino acids found in living cells

hen's egg; chicken egg

to be finished, destroyed, or ruined; to have no hope left

a bad person; villain; bastard; used as a colloquial insult

complex organic compounds composed of amino acids that are essential to all living organisms

(rude) imperative used to tell someone to leave immediately; beat it; scram

(colloquial) testicles

(colloquial) a person's cheeks or face, especially used to describe the pretty face of a child or woman

a hidden feature in software, games, or movies; a post-credits scene after a film's ending

To cause trouble or be mischievous; to stir up trouble or disrupt others without reason.

a crispy, sweet wafer roll made of eggs and flour, often eaten as a snack

egg yolk; the yellow center of an egg

a score of zero in an exam or competition, named for the similarity in shape between a duck egg and the numeral "0"

A type of globular protein found in blood plasma and plant seeds that is insoluble or poorly soluble in water but soluble in dilute salt solutions; it is often involved in the body's immune response.

a jerk, scoundrel, or bastard; a person who is hateful or unreasonable; also written [[混蛋|混蛋|hun2 dan4]]

bastard; son of a bitch; prick; a common insult literally meaning "turtle's egg"

a type of protein found in blood plasma that helps maintain osmotic pressure and transport hormones

The iron-containing protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen and carbon dioxide; also called [[血色素|血色素|xue4 se4 su4]].

An enzyme that breaks down proteins into amino acids for absorption; it plays a key role in metabolism and biological regulation and is found mainly in humans and animals.

a humorous or mocking way to refer to the number zero, especially when used for a score in a test or a game; zero marks

preserved egg made by curing duck, chicken, or quail eggs in a mixture of clay, ash, salt, quicklime, and rice hulls

the hard outer layer of an egg

(colloquial) The clear liquid inside an egg that surrounds the yolk; also called [[蛋白|蛋白|dan4 bai2]] or [[卵白|卵白|luan3 bai2]].

A chicken raised specifically for egg production; a layer. Also known as [[蛋用鸡|蛋用雞|dan4 yong4 ji1]] or [[卵用鸡|卵用雞|luan3 yong4 ji1]].

Describes food that contains a high amount of protein

a colloquial and often insulting term for a person who has absolutely nothing; poor wretch; penniless person; sometimes used by the speaker to refer to themselves as a joke

glycoprotein; glucoprotein

eggs of birds; especially refers to chicken or duck eggs used as food

the presence of protein in the urine, often used as a clinical indicator of chronic kidney disease

to fry an egg or eggs

to lay eggs, as in the case of birds or reptiles

eggs that have been beaten and then fried

an egg selected from high-quality poultry for hatching, usually fertilized

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

An egg that has been poached or fried with the yolk remaining whole and wrapped in the white, resembling a small pouch.

the clear liquid inside an egg

A digestive enzyme found in pancreatic juice that breaks down proteins into amino acids.

stupid fellow; nincompoop; nitwit

a dish made by steaming beaten eggs mixed with water and seasonings

egg products or egg-based products in general

keratin; protein that is the main component of hair, nails, and feathers

clear soup containing beaten egg and leafy vegetables

an enzyme in gastric juice that breaks down proteins; can also be used as a medicine to aid digestion

A duck breed kept specifically for high egg production.

preserved egg made by curing a duck or chicken egg in a mixture of salt, lime, clay, and wood ash; named for the pine-needle-like patterns that appear on the egg white.