- rush (tall grass)
- bulrush
- Boehmeria
- ramie
Generated definitions (experimental)
- rush (tall grass)
- bulrush
- Boehmeria
- ramie
This meaning refers to a type of tall, slender grass that typically grows in wetlands or damp areas. It is often associated with natural habitats and can be found in many regions.
The riverbank is covered with rush.
The handmade crafts made from rush are very popular.
This term refers to a specific type of rush that grows in or near water, commonly found in marshes and wetlands. It serves as important wildlife habitat and can be used in various ecological settings.
The bulrush along the lake provides habitat for birds.
The bulrush grows by the water, creating a unique ecological environment.
This meaning refers to a genus of flowering plants within the nettle family, which includes ramie. These plants are significant for their fiber and ecological roles.
Ramie is a plant that belongs to the genus Boehmeria.
Scientists are studying the growth characteristics of Boehmeria.
This term specifically refers to the fiber obtained from the plant, which is strong and durable, commonly used in textiles and manufacturing.
Ramie fiber is an environmentally friendly textile material.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zhù má苎麻zhī pǐn织品ramie fabriczhù má苎麻xiān wéi纤维ramie fiberzhù má苎麻miàn liào面料ramie materialzhù苎má bù麻布ramie clothzhù má苎麻zhòng zhí种植ramie cultivationzhù má苎麻jiā gōng加工processing of ramiezhù má苎麻chǎn yè产业ramie industryzhù má苎麻zhì pǐn制品ramie productszhù má苎麻fǎng zhī纺织ramie textilezhù má苎麻xiān wéi sù纤维素ramie cellulose
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