荒芜 | huāng wú | left to return to unchecked growth; overgrown; grown wild | |
芜杂 | wú zá | miscellaneous; mixed and disorderly (of writing); disordered and confusing; mixed-up and illogical | |
芜菁 | wú jīng | turnip | |
去芜存菁 | qù wú cún jīng | lit. to get rid of the weeds and keep the flowers; to separate the wheat from the chaff (idiom) | |
繁芜 | fán wú | wordy; verbose; flourishing and thriving |
1 | The lake had never been what you would call a wild lake. | |
2 | Are you going to Scarborough Fair? Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. | |
3 | Now you've gone away, only emptiness remains. | |
4 | There are also carrots, green onions, peas, beans and turnips. | |
5 | Cabbages Cabbage is related to masteredmustard, turn-upsturnips, K. O. kale and colors, we relive collards . |