櫻 (yīng) - Cherry — refers to cherry trees, cherry blossoms, & often associated with beauty, transience, and spring in
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Cherry — refers to cherry trees, cherry blossoms, and cherries as fruit;
often associated with beauty, transience, and spring in East Asian cultures.
Cherry — refers to cherry trees, cherry blossoms,often associated with beauty, transience, and spring in
Usage highlights
Cherry blossomCherry treeCherry fruitCherry blossom viewingCherry blossom festivalCherry wood
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The cherry blossoms are blooming (樱花开了).
- We planted a cherry tree in the garden (樱花树).
- Cherry fruit is sweet and tart (樱桃).
- The park is famous for its cherry blossom festival (樱花节).
Collocations
- Cherry blossom(樱花)
- Cherry tree(樱花树)
- Cherry fruit(樱桃)
- Cherry blossom viewing(赏樱)
- Cherry blossom festival(樱花祭)
- Cherry wood(樱木)
Idioms
- Cherry blossoms fall like snow(樱花如雪)
- Cherry blossom viewing party(花见)
- Cherry blossom front(樱前线)
- Falling cherry petals(落樱缤纷)
Cultural background
FAQ- Cherry blossoms (sakura) hold deep cultural significance in Japan, symbolizing beauty and the ephemeral nature of life.
- In Chinese culture, cherry blossoms represent feminine beauty, love, and the arrival of spring.
- The cherry blossom is the national flower of Japan and appears extensively in art, literature, and festivals.