Taiwanese-English Dictionary

Phrases and combinations for "vegetable, green, food eaten with rice or alcoholic drinks":

Taiwanese English Translation
âng-phûe-tshài eggplant
tsà-tshài (Sù-tshuan-Tshài) pickled vegetables, a style of cooking, e.g., Szechwan cooking
tshìn-tshài food left over from a meal
tsíu-tshài dishes taken with wine
ìng-tshài water convolvulus, vegetables with hollow stems and green leaves
gô-á-tshài plant that swans eat
hīng-tshài edible red or green amaranth
hue-tshài (hue-á-tshài) cauliflower
ka-bua̍h-tshài (kāu-bua̍h-tshài) thick leaved beet
kè-nâ-á-tshài (kè-nê-á-tshài) Chinese kale, a wrinkled leaf cabbage like vegetable
kha-pe̍h-sún (khau-pe̍h-sún, ka-pe̍h-sún) a vegetable shoot
khîn-tshài celery
kiâm-tshài pickled mustard green vegetable
kiat-thâu-tshài a vegetable with bulbous root like turnip, kohlrabi
ko-lê-tshài cabbage, and its derivatives the cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and kale
kùa-tshài mustard, mustard root, often pickled
kú-tshài Chinese leek
pau-sim-pe̍h-tshài (-á) Chinese cabbage
pe̍h-tshài Chinese cabbage
thng-sî-á-tshài kind of cabbage with leaves shaped like a tea spoon
phàu-tshài Chinese style pickled vegetable, a treated vegetable root from Szechwan
pue-lîng-á-tshài spinach
tang-o (-tshài) edible garland chrysanthemum
tāu-tshài bean sprouts

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