- 粮食 liángshi grainfoodstuff, cereals, or staple crops
- 五粮液 Wǔliángyè WuliangyeA famous brand of Chinese baijiu (distilled liquor) produced in Yibin, Sichuan, made from a blend of five grains.
- 口粮 kǒuliáng rationration; food provisions
- 杂粮 záliáng coarse grainsgrain crops other than rice and wheat
- 粮草 liángcǎo provisionsarmy provisions and fodder
- 干粮 gānliáng rationsrations (to take on an expedition or journey)
- 余粮 yúliáng surplus grain
- 粗粮 cūliáng coarse grainscoarse grains such as maize and sorghum
- 食粮 shíliáng grainfood cereals; grain; provisions
- 粮仓 liángcāng bread basketa fertile agricultural region that produces a large amount of food for a country
- 公粮 gōngliáng grain taxgrain collected by the government as tax
- 粮票 liángpiào food couponscoupons for food or grain used in a PRC economic program c. 1955-1993
- 商品粮 shāngpǐnliáng commodity graingrain produced as a commodity rather than for self-sufficiency
- 钱粮 qiánliáng land taxland tax paid to the government in the form of money and grain
- 储备粮 chǔbèiliáng grain reserves
- 军粮 jūnliáng provisionsarmy provisions
- 粮店 liángdiàn grain storea shop that sells grain and cereals
- 粮站 liángzhàn grain stationgrain supply station
- 秋粮 qiūliáng autumn grainautumn grain crops
- 断粮 duànliáng out of foodto run out of food
- 粮饷 liángxiǎng army provisions
- 救济粮 jiùjìliáng relief graingrain or food supplies distributed as aid to people in disaster-stricken or impoverished areas
- 粮道 liángdào supply routeRoute for providing foodstuff or grain supplies.
- 弹尽粮绝 dànjìnliángjué desperateout of ammunition and no food left; in desperate straits
- 粮农 liángnóng food and agriculturerelating to the production of food and the practice of farming, often appearing in the context of international organizations like the FAO
- 寅吃卯粮 yínchīmǎoliáng living beyond meansTo spend income or resources in advance; to live beyond one's current financial capacity by using future funds.
- 吃皇粮 chīhuángliáng state-salariedTo be employed by the government and receive a salary from the state budget.
- 粮秣 liángmò fodderfeed and forage for livestock, particularly for military horses
- 产粮区 chǎnliángqū grain-producing regionfood growing area
- 纳粮 nàliáng pay grain taxto pay taxes in kind (rice, cloth etc)
- 粮荒 liánghuāng faminea critical shortage of grain or food supplies
- 漕粮 cáoliáng tribute graingrain transported by water (in ancient times)
- 皇粮 huángliáng government fundingsalaries, funds, or items provided by the state or government
- 粮袋 liángdài grain baga container or bag used for holding grain or cereals
- 粮行 liángháng grain retailergrain retailer (in former times)
- 返销粮 fǎnxiāoliáng resold relief grainGrain purchased by the state and resold to regions experiencing a shortage.
- 绝粮 juéliáng out of foodto run out of food supplies; provisions are exhausted
- 兵精粮足 bīngjīngliángzú battle-readypossessing elite soldiers and abundant provisions; highly prepared for military conflict
- 粮栈 liángzhàn grain wholesalerwholesale grain store
- 积草屯粮 jīcǎotúnliáng stockpile provisions(idiom) to stockpile provisions in preparation for war
- 吃粮不管事 chīliángbùguǎnshì unproductiveto receive pay or benefits without fulfilling one's responsibilities or performing any work
- 吃公粮 chīgōngliáng on government payrollto be on the government payroll
- 世界粮食署 shìjièliángshishǔ World Food ProgrammeWorld Food Programme (United Nations aid agency)
- 刍粮 chúliáng army provisions
- 出粮 chūliáng pay salary(dialect) to pay salary
- 兵马未动，粮草先行 bīngmǎwèidòng, liángcǎoxiānxíng logisticsbefore the troops move, fodder and provisions go first; logistical preparation must precede any major action; an army marches on its stomach
- 粮食作物 liángshizuòwù grain cropscrops grown primarily for human consumption, such as wheat, rice, and corn
- 精粮 jīngliáng refined grainrefined grain (such as rice and wheat)
- 糗粮 qiǔliáng dry rations
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH