阿姨
HSK 3Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: aunt; auntie (also a polite form of address for a woman)
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Chinese · Pinyin · Part of speech · EnglishPart of speech: Noun
English meaning: aunt; auntie (also a polite form of address for a woman)
Part of speech: Adjective
English meaning: short (of a person); low (of an object)
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: spouse; husband or wife
Part of speech: Adjective
English meaning: quiet
Part of speech: Adjective
English meaning: safe
Part of speech: Measure word · Preposition
English meaning: object marker
Part of speech: Verb
English meaning: to move (house)
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: class (school)
Part of speech: Verb
English meaning: to move house
Part of speech: Verb
English meaning: to handle; to do
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: method; solution
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: office
Part of speech: Numeral + measure word
English meaning: half a day; a long time
Part of speech: Verb
English meaning: to help; help
Part of speech: Adjective
English meaning: full (after eating)
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: newspaper
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: north
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: northern area
Part of speech: Preposition
English meaning: passive marker
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: notes
Part of speech: Verb · Preposition · Adverb
English meaning: comparatively; to compare
Part of speech: Noun
English meaning: notebook
Part of speech: Verb
English meaning: for example
Part of speech: Verb · Noun
English meaning: competition; match
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