(cuī) to urge; to press; to prompt; to rush sb; to hasten sth; to expedite
(cuīrǔ) to promote lactation; to stimulate lactation (e.g. with drug)
(cuīrǔjīsù) prolactin
(cuīcù) to urge
(cuīhuà) catalysis; to catalyze (a reaction)
(cuīhuàzuòyòng) catalysis
(cuīhuàjì) catalyst
(cuītù) emetic
(cuītùjì) an emetic
(cuīmìng) to press sb to death; fig. to pressurize sb continually
(cuīnǎi) to promote lactation; to stimulate lactation (e.g. with drug)
(cuīqíng) to promote estrus; to bring an animal to heat by artificial means
(cuīlèi) to move to tears (of a story); tear-provoking (gas); lacrimogen
(cuīlèijì) lachrymator
(cuīlèidàpiàn) tear-jerker (movie)
(cuīlèidàn) tear bomb; tear-gas grenade
(cuīlèiwǎsī) tear gas
(cuīshú) to promote ripening of fruit
(cuīshēng) to induce labor; to expedite childbirth
(cuīshēngpó) midwife who induces labor
(cuīshēngsù) oxytocin
(cuīchǎn) to induce labor; to expedite childbirth
(cuīmián) hypnosis
(cuīmiánqǔ) lullaby
(cuīmiánzhuàngtài) hypnosis
(cuīmiányào) soporific drug
(cuīmiánshù) hypnotism; hypnotherapy; mesmerism
(cuīféi) to fatten (animal before slaughter)
(cuīféijì) (animal) fattening preparation
(cuīyá) to promote germination
(cuītǎo) to demand repayment of debt
(cuīzhèng) to call for the issue of a letter of credit (international trade)
(cuīgǔ) to boost; to propel
(cuībī) to press (for a payment)