蚱 (zhà) - Grasshopper — refers to various species of grasshoppers
蚱 · zhà
Grasshopper — refers to various species of grasshoppers and locusts, often used in compound words for specific types.
Grasshopper — refers to various species of grasshoppers
Usage highlights
GrasshopperLocustCicadaGrasshopper legGrasshopper wingCatch grasshoppers
Usage & contexts
Examples
- A grasshopper jumped in the grass (蚱蜢在草丛中跳跃).
- The locust swarm devastated the crops (蝗蚱群毁坏了庄稼).
- Children like to catch grasshoppers (孩子们喜欢捉蚱蜢).
- The sound of grasshoppers chirping (蚱蜢的鸣叫声).
Collocations
- Grasshopper(蚱蜢)
- Locust(蝗蚱)
- Cicada(蚱蝉)
- Grasshopper leg(蚱腿)
- Grasshopper wing(蚱翅)
- Catch grasshoppers(捉蚱蜢)
Idioms
- Like an ant shaking a tree(蚍蜉撼树)
- Flying grasshopper(飞蚱蜢)
- Autumn grasshopper(秋后蚱蜢)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Chinese culture, grasshoppers are often associated with agriculture and can symbolize both prosperity (as signs of good harvest) and destruction (as locust plagues).
- Grasshoppers appear in traditional poetry and art, sometimes representing the fleeting nature of life or the sounds of autumn.
- In some regions, grasshoppers are considered a food source and are fried as snacks.