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  teoi2   jyutping
  tui3   pinyin
leg; leg-shaped support


Default PoS: noun
Stroke count: 14
Level: 3
Radical: (#130)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.

This word has been viewed 9415 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 8th Jul 2009 20:46

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detail  gai1 teoi2  ji1 tui3 = chicken drumstick
detail  fo2 teoi2  huo3 tui3 = ham
detail  daai6 teoi2  da4 tui3 = thigh
detail  teoi2 daan6*2 zi6   = egg and ham sandwich
detail  ngoi6 siu2 teoi2  wai4 xiao3 tui3 = shin
detail  gaau1 caa1 soeng1 teoi2  jiao1 cha1 shuang1 tui3 = to cross one's legs
detail  siu2 teoi2 tou5  xiao3 tui3 du3 = the calf (part of the lower leg)
detail  baa1 laat6 gai1 teoi2 baau1   = Zinger Burger
detail  cin4 teoi2  qian2 tui3 = forelegs
detail  jiu1 syun1 teoi2 tang4   = aching back and legs
detail  fu3 teoi2  ku4 tui3 = trouser legs
detail  teoi2 jyun5  tui3 ruan3 = to buckle (lit., "legs go soft")
detail  ji6 long4 teoi2  er4 lang2 tui3 = sit with one's legs crossed
detail  pun4 teoi2  pan2 tui3 = cross-legged
detail  pik1 teoi2  pi1 tui3 = 1. do the splits 2. have an affair
detail  fei1 mou4 teoi2  fei1 mao2 tui3 = to gallop, to run at full speed
detail  bat6 teoi2  ba2 tui3 = break into a run; escape
detail  kiu3 ji6 long4 teoi2  qiao4 er4 lang2 tui3 = sit cross-legged
detail  fei1 mou4 teoi2 din6 ci4  fei1 mao2 tui3 dian4 chi2 = Scud battery
detail  paak3 teoi2  pai1 tui3 = photograph featuring a woman's legs as the object of interest
detail  ngo6 san1 teoi2 sik1   = [yoga] Supta Padangusthasana, Reclining Big Toe

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