(cǎi) to pick; to pluck; to collect; to select; to choose; to gather
(cǎifá) fell; cut
(cǎiguāng) lighting; day lighting
(cǎichū) to extract; to mine
(cǎizhì) collect and process
(cǎiqǔ) to adopt or carry out (measures, policies, course of action); to take
(cǎiqǔcuòshī) to adopt measures; to take steps
(cǎiqǔxíngdòng) to take action; to adopt policies; to move on some issue
(cǎichǎng) slope
(cǎijué) excavate
(cǎizhāi) pluck; pick
(cǎizé) to choose and use; to adopt (a decision)
(cǎishōulǜ) recovery ratio
(cǎijǐng) to choose a location; to frame a shot (for filming, photography etc)
(cǎinuǎn) heating
(cǎiguǒ) fruit picking
(cǎimiánjī) cotton picker
(cǎiyàng) sampling
(cǎiyànglǜ) sampling rate
(cǎiyóu) oil extraction; oil recovery
(cǎiméi) coal mining; coal extraction; coal cutting
(cǎizhū) to dive for pearls
(cǎizhūrén) the Pearl Fishers, 1863 opera by Georges Bizet 比才[Bi4 cai2]
(cǎiyòng) to adopt; to employ; to use
(cǎishíchǎng) stone pit; quarry
(cǎishāchǎng) sandpit; sand quarry
(cǎikuàng) mining
(cǎikuàngyè) mining
(cǎizhǒng) seed collecting
(cǎinà) to accept; to adopt
(cǎizhī) tree tapping
(cǎihuā) to pick flowers; to enter houses at night in order to rape women
(cǎihuādàdào) lit. flower thief; fig. rapist
(cǎihuāzéi) lit. flower thief; fig. rapist
(cǎilánzèngsháo) lit. pick orchids and present peonies (idiom); fig. presents between lovers
(cǎifǎng) to interview; to gather news; to hunt for and collect; to cover
(cǎifǎngjìzhě) investigative reporter
(cǎizhèng) to collect evidence
(cǎimǎi) purchase; buy
(cǎigòu) to procure (for an enterprise etc); to purchase
(cǎigòuyuán) buyer; purchasing agent
(cǎibàn) buy on a considerable scale; purchase
(cǎiyì) fief; benefice
(cǎilù) collect and record
(cǎijí) to gather; to collect; to harvest
(cǎifēng) collect folk songs
(cǎishí) to forage; to gather for eating; to pick and eat
(cǎi) color; complexion; looks; variant of 採|采[cai3]
(cài) allotment to a feudal noble
(cǎikuàngchǎng) mining area
(cǎishēng) applause