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sān三
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1. three
2. 3
jiǔ九
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1. nine
2. 9
nǚ ér女兒〔-儿〕
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1. daughter
nǚ女
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1. female
2. woman
3. daughter
nǚ shēng女生
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1. schoolgirl
2. female student
3. girl
lǚ xíng / lǚ xìng旅行
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1. to travel
2. journey
3. trip
4. CL:趟[tàng],次[cì]
lǚ guǎn旅館〔-馆〕
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1. hotel
2. CL:家[jiā]
nǚ xìng女性
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1. woman
2. the female sex
wèi未
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1. not yet
2. did not
3. have not
4. not
5. 8th earthly branch: 1-3 p.m., 6th solar month (7th July-6th August), year of the Sheep
6. ancient Chinese compass point: 210°
pài派
#WK #WaniKaniLevel21 #common #common_spoken #TOCFL #TOCFL4
1. clique
2. school
3. group
4. faction
5. to dispatch
6. to send
7. to assign
8. to appoint
9. pi (Greek letter Ππ)
10. the circular ratio pi = 3.1415926
11. (loanword) pie
zhàng丈
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1. measure of length, ten Chinese feet (3.3 m)
2. to measure
3. husband
4. polite appellation for an older male
píng坪
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1. a plain
2. ping, unit of area equal to approx. 3.3058 square meters (used in Japan and Taiwan)
lǚ旅
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1. trip
2. travel
3. to travel
4. brigade (army)
lǚ履
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1. shoe
2. to tread on
lǚ呂〔吕〕
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1. pitchpipe, pitch standard, one of the twelve semitones in the traditional tone system
Lǚ呂〔吕〕
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1. surname Lü
shēn申
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1. to extend
2. to state
3. to explain
4. 9th earthly branch: 3-5 p.m., 7th solar month (7th August-7th September), year of the Monkey
5. ancient Chinese compass point: 240°