the color green; the color of grass and leaves

to make a place green by planting trees and grass to beautify the environment or prevent soil erosion; the act or result of such planting

landscaped urban area with grass and trees, such as a park or garden

a category of tea made from leaves that are heated immediately after picking to prevent fermentation, resulting in a green color

mung bean; a green legume used in cooking, flour production, or alcohol fermentation

a fertile area in a desert where water is found and plants grow

1. green traffic signal indicating that vehicles and pedestrians may proceed; 2. permission or authorization to proceed with a task or project

traffic light; traffic signal

green leaves; greenery

permanent residency permit for foreign nationals, originally referring to the US card

green fields; green open country

a vivid green color like that of jade or the feathers of a kingfisher; jade green; blue-green; turquoise

a green tree; green foliage or greenery

deep green; emerald green; jade green

dark green; forest green; blackish green color

organic fertilizer made from fresh green plants that are turned into the soil or composted to decompose

(historical) Army units formed from ethnic Han Chinese soldiers during the Qing dynasty, distinguished from Manchu troops by their use of green banners

a green forest; a lush growth of trees

(figuratively) a symbol of a man whose wife is unfaithful; often used in the phrase [[戴绿帽子|戴綠帽子|dai4 lu:4 mao4 zi5]] meaning "to be a cuckold"

brightly colored and multi-colored; gaudy or showy

the green pigment found in plants that is essential for photosynthesis by absorbing and transferring light energy

the shade provided by leafy trees or foliage; also written [[绿阴|綠陰|lu:4 yin1]]

verdant hills and green waters; describes a charming or beautiful natural scene

The bustling, colorful nightlife of a city or entertainment district

a grass-covered sports field; specifically a soccer pitch

bright green and shiny; lush; verdant

green mineral used as a pigment or for decoration; malachite

light or tender green, often describing new leaves or grass

A river that forms part of the border between China and North Korea, flowing from the Changbai Mountains into the Yellow Sea.

crystal-clear water; green river or lake

grass green; a shade of green that is slightly yellowish, resembling the color of fresh grass

to turn on a green traffic light; (metaphorically) to give the go-ahead, to permit, or to provide convenience for something to happen

rich or lush green color; dark green; turquoise

A volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean off the eastern coast of Taiwan, under the jurisdiction of Taitung County; historically known as a location for prisons housing political prisoners and criminal offenders

Always green; staying green throughout the year.

(idiom) describes an area or road with many leafy trees that provide shade; tree-lined and shady

green rust or patina that forms on the surface of copper; it is poisonous and used in making pigments and fireworks; also called [[铜锈|銅鏽|tong2 xiu4]]

international environmental organization dedicated to environmental protection and non-violent protest

turquoise; a blue-green mineral used for jewelry or pigments, also called [[土耳其玉|土耳其玉|tu3 er3 qi2 yu4]]

the fresh, light green color of newly sprouted plants; fresh foliage or verdancy

green clothes (traditionally worn by low-ranking officials or messengers, now associated with postal workers)

The Green Party; a worldwide political movement and group of parties focused on environmentalism, peace, and social justice

light green color; reseda

a precious deep green gemstone; a variety of beryl that contains chromium

light green color with a yellowish tint, like the heart of a scallion shoot

Lüyuan district of Changchun city, Jilin province

beryl (gemstone), including various colored varieties such as golden or rose beryl, but often specifically referring to the green variety