(w)

(niú) ox; cow; bull; CL:條|条[tiao2],頭|头[tou2]; (slang) awesome

牛仔 (w)

(niúzǎi) cowboy

牛仔裤 (w)

(niúzǎikù) jeans; CL:條|条[tiao2]; also written 牛崽褲|牛崽裤

牛奶 (w)

(niúnǎi) cow's milk; CL:瓶[ping2],杯[bei1]

牛屄 (w)

(niúbī) awesome; capable (vulgar); arrogant; cocky; bastard (vulgar); also written 牛B[niu2 bi1]

牛山濯濯 (w)

(niúshānzhuózhuó) treeless hills (idiom)

牛崽裤 (w)

(niúzǎikù) jeans; CL:條|条[tiao2]; also written 牛仔褲|牛仔裤

牛市 (w)

(niúshì) bull market (i.e. period of rising share prices)

牛年 (w)

(niúnián) Year of the Ox or Bull (e.g. 2009)

牛排 (w)

(niúpái) steak

牛排餐厅 (w)

(niúpáicāntīng) steakhouse; chophouse

牛排馆 (w)

(niúpáiguǎn) steakhouse

牛柳 (w)

(niúliǔ) sirloin

牛樟 (w)

(niúzhāng) Cinnamomum kanehirae; small-leaf camphor; stout camphor (indigenous to Taiwan)

牛桥 (w)

(niúqiáo) Oxbridge; Cambridge and Oxford

牛比 (w)

(niúbī) awesome; capable (vulgar); arrogant; cocky; bastard (vulgar); also written 牛B[niu2 bi1]

牛油 (w)

(niúyóu) butter

牛油戟 (w)

(niúyóujǐ) cup cake

牛油果 (w)

(niúyóuguǒ) avocado (Persea americana)

牛津 (w)

(niújīn) Oxford (city in England)

牛津大学 (w)

(niújīndàxué) University of Oxford

牛津群 (w)

(niújīnqún) Oxfordshire (English county)

牛海绵状脑病 (w)

(niúhǎimiánzhuàngnǎobìng) bovine spongiform encephalopathy, BSE; mad cow disease

牛溲马勃 (w)

(niúsōumǎbó) cow's piss, horse's ulcer (idiom); worthless nonsense; insignificant

牛痘 (w)

(niúdòu) cowpox

牛痘病 (w)

(niúdòubìng) cow pox

牛百叶 (w)

(niúbǎiyè) omasum; beef tripe

牛皮 (w)

(niúpí) cowhide; leather; fig. flexible and tough; boasting; big talk

牛皮癣 (w)

(niúpíxuǎn) psoriasis

牛皮色 (w)

(niúpísè) buff (color)

牛皮菜 (w)

(niúpícài) chard (Beta vulgaris), a foliage beet

牛磺酸 (w)

(niúhuángsuān) taurine

牛羊 (w)

(niúyáng) cattle and sheep; livestock

牛肉 (w)

(niúròu) beef

牛肉丸 (w)

(niúròuwán) beef meatballs

牛肉干 (w)

(niúròugān) dried beef; jerky; charqui

牛肉拉面 (w)

(niúròulāmiàn) ramen (pulled noodles) with beef

牛肉炒面 (w)

(niúròuchǎomiàn) stir-fried noodles with beef

牛肉芹菜 (w)

(niúròuqíncài) beef and celery

牛肉面 (w)

(niúròumiàn) beef noodle soup

牛脊肉 (w)

(niújǐròu) sirloin (beef joint)

牛腩 (w)

(niúnǎn) brisket (esp. Cantonese); belly beef; spongy meat from cow's underside and neighboring ribs; erroneously translated as sirloin

牛膝 (w)

(niúxī) Achyranthes bidentata (root used in Chinese medicine)

牛膝草 (w)

(niúxīcǎo) hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis)

牛至 (w)

(niúzhì) oregano (Origanum vulgare); marjoram

牛舌 (w)

(niúshé) ox tongue

牛蒡 (w)

(niúbàng) burdock

牛蛙 (w)

(niúwā) bullfrog

牛衣对泣 (w)

(niúyīduìqì) couple living in destitute misery (idiom)

牛角 (w)

(niújiǎo) cow horn

牛角包 (w)

(niújiǎobāo) croissant

牛角椒 (w)

(niújiǎojiāo) Cayenne pepper; red pepper; chili

牛角面包 (w)

(niújiǎomiànbāo) croissant

牛逼 (w)

(niúbī) awesome; capable (vulgar); arrogant; cocky; bastard (vulgar); also written 牛B[niu2 bi1]

牛郎 (w)

(niúláng) Cowherd of the folk tale Cowherd and Weaving maid 牛郎織女|牛郎织女; Altair (star)

牛郎织女 (w)

(niúlángzhīnǚ) Cowherd and Weaving maid (characters in folk story); separated lovers; Altair and Vega (stars)

牛鞭 (w)

(niúbiān) pizzle; bull's penis (served as food)

牛顿 (w)

(niúdùn) Newton (name); Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727), British mathematician and physicist

牛顿力学 (w)

(niúdùnlìxué) Newtonian mechanics

牛头 (w)

(niútóu) Ox-Head, one of the two guardians of the underworld in Chinese mythology

牛头 (w)

(niútóu) ox head; ox-head shaped wine vessel

牛头㹴 (w)

(niútóugěng) variant of 牛頭梗|牛头梗[niu2 tou2 geng3]

牛头不对马嘴 (w)

(niútóubùduìmǎzuǐ) doesn't fit

牛头梗 (w)

(niútóugěng) bull terrier

牛头犬 (w)

(niútóuquǎn) bulldog

牛饮 (w)

(niúyǐn) gulp

牛马 (w)

(niúmǎ) oxen and horses; beasts of burden; CL:隻|只[zhi1]

牛骥同槽 (w)

(niújìtóngcáo) cow and famous steed at the same trough (idiom); fig. the common and the great are treated alike; also written 牛驥同皂|牛骥同皂[niu2 ji4 tong2 zao4]

牛骥同皂 (w)

(niújìtóngzào) cow and famous steed at the same trough (idiom); fig. the common and the great are treated alike

牛魔王 (w)

(niúmówáng) Gyuumao

牛黄 (w)

(niúhuáng) bezoar

牛鼻子 (w)

(niúbízi) Daoist (facetious)(old)

牛B (w)

(niúbī) awesome; capable (vulgar); arrogant; cocky; bastard (vulgar)