cabbage 青菜 苦菜 Shepherd's purse 蔬菜 油菜 菜油 紫菜 洋花菜 油 油花菜 收菜 拔菜割菜 偷菜 种菜 炒菜 做菜 煮菜 采菜挑菜配菜 菜价 菜花 菜豆菜地 菜园 菜田 菜农 菜家 菜刀 菜单 菜价 菜碟 菜盘 菜色 菜牛 菜牛 菜圃 菜藤 菜苗 菜心 菜叶 菜梗 菜根 菜馆 菜 菜馆 菜 冷菜熱菜 咸菜 酸菜 饭菜 川菜 吃菜 剩菜 牛菜館菜油凉拌菜 菜汤 菜羹 菜包 菜馅 ...... Idioms by The Free Dictionary: 菜菜之色 Simile for the malnourished look on people's faces as they go about their days in years of famine. 菜菜食 比喻根据具体情况行事. chaff, vegetables and half a year's food Half a year, chaff and vegetables are used instead of food. The life of the working people in the old society was extremely poor. Buy vegetables and ask for benefits Metaphorically speaking, to fight for more than one's worth. A parable of a man who looks malnourished because of hunger. The simile of getting a little bit of food without being picky is a metaphor of getting a little bit of food without being picky. The old saying is that one should be contented with poverty. Now it also describes a person who is content with a hard life. A simile of a man with no talent. It is also used as a word of modesty. The swan shape and color of the vegetables describes the yellowish and thin appearance of the face. Measuring: to measure the size and length of a person's body with a ruler. Tailor: to cut. The metaphor is based on a specific situation. The metaphor of treating people differently is to treat them differently. The people have the color of vegetables. The expression is used to describe a person who looks malnourished because of hunger. The leftovers: the leftovers of food. Metaphorically speaking, to discard something that is not useful. The metaphor is that there is no financial dealings with each other. In olden times, it refers to the cleanliness of officials. The same as "water and rice are not dry".