洋葱 meaning in English

yángcōng

onion (Allium cepa); bulb onion

Traditional 洋蔥21 strokes

Meaning of 洋葱

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yángcōng

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我wǒ在zài花huā园yuán种zhǒng了le番fān茄qié和hé洋yáng葱cōng。

I grow tomatoes and onions in my garden.

我wǒ爱ài洋yáng葱cōng！

I love onions!

洋yáng葱cōng比bǐ土tǔ豆dòu煮zhǔ得de更gèng快kuài些xiē。

Onions cook more quickly than potatoes.

我wǒ不bù喜xǐ欢huān洋yáng葱cōng的de味wèi道dào。

I don't like the taste of onions.

我wǒ不bù喜xǐ欢huān吃chī洋yáng葱cōng。

I don't like to eat onions.

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Words that share a character with 洋葱.

海洋	hǎiyáng	ocean
洋溢	yángyì	brimming with; steeped in
出洋相	chū yángxiàng	to make a fool of oneself
汪洋	wāngyáng	vast body of water
喜洋洋	xǐyángyáng	radiant with joy
大洋	dàyáng	ocean; (old) silver dollar
洋娃娃	yángwáwa	doll (of Western appearance)
洋流	yángliú	ocean current
洋人	yángrén	foreigner; (esp.) Westerner
洋装	yángzhuāng	Western-style dress
洋鬼子	yángguǐzi	foreign devil; term of abuse for Westerners
巡洋舰	xúnyángjiàn	cruiser (warship); battle cruiser

What does 洋葱 mean?

洋葱 (yángcōng) means "onion (Allium cepa); bulb onion".

How do you write 洋葱?

洋葱 is made of 2 characters: 洋 (9 strokes), 葱 (12 strokes). That is 21 strokes in total.

How is 洋葱 written in traditional Chinese?

In traditional characters, 洋葱 is written 洋蔥.