a moth, often referring to those that fly toward lights at night

a moth flies into the flame; to head for certain destruction or seek one's own end; fatal attraction

moth; common name for various winged insects of the order Lepidoptera that are typically active at night

(literary) moth-like eyebrows; a woman's fine, slender, and curved eyebrows

hawkmoth; sphinx moth

A small moth whose green larvae feed on cabbage and other vegetables in the mustard family; a major agricultural pest worldwide.

A type of moth whose larvae, commonly called [[螟虫|螟蟲|ming2 chong2]], are agricultural pests that bore into the stems of crops like rice and corn.

the adult stage of the silkworm, which has white wings and feathery antennae; it does not eat and dies shortly after mating and laying eggs

The appearance of a beautiful woman; literally refers to a broad forehead like a cicada and long, curved eyebrows like a silkworm moth's feelers.

Literally like a moth flying into a flame; to choose a path to certain destruction or to bring about one's own ruin.

to paint one's eyebrows lightly; to dress or apply makeup in an elegant, understated style

moths that are attracted to lamplight, such as tiger moths; insects of the family Arctiidae

codling moth (Cydia pomonella)

literally meaning a moth flies into a flame; used to describe a suicidal act or bringing destruction upon oneself

wood moth or carpenter moth

Any of various large moths of the family Saturniidae, characterized by feathery antennae and often having transparent eyespots on the wings.

a moth that is attracted to light

literally like a moth flying into a flame; to seek one's own destruction or court disaster

A type of small moth whose larvae roll up leaves for shelter and food; specifically destructive to mulberry and fruit trees.

(literary) the eyebrows of a woman

Any of the various moths that fly mostly at night, often characterized by brownish or greyish colors.

any of various moths of the family Geometridae, whose larvae are known as inchworms

a moth in the family Geometridae; its larvae are known as inchworms

The Biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah

atlas moth, a large species of saturniid moth native to Asia and one of the largest lepidopterans in the world

A small insect and global pest whose larvae feed on cruciferous vegetables; also known as [[小菜蛾|小菜蛾|xiao3 cai4 e2]].

Gomorrah, a biblical city mentioned in the Book of Genesis.

industriousness or persistence in learning, likening the process to an insect carefully gathering or constructing

(idiom) Delicate eyebrows and pearly white teeth, describing a woman's stunningly beautiful appearance

moths as a biological category; the moth family

(literary) women's dark-green eyebrow coloring used in ancient times; dark green

(literary) dark-green pigment used in ancient times for painting eyebrows; same as [[蛾绿|蛾綠|e2 lu:4]]

clothes moth, an insect whose larvae eat clothing and fur

a lamp used to lure and kill moths or other harmful insects

a type of moth in the Sesiidae family characterized by wings that are largely free of scales and appear transparent

delicate black eyebrows of a beautiful woman, resembling the antennae of a moth

a woman's dark-painted, beautiful eyebrows; by extension, a beautiful woman