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  tung4   jyutping
  tong2   pinyin
copper; brass; bronze


Default PoS: noun Additional PoS:
Stroke count: 14
Level: 3
Radical: (#167)

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

This word has been viewed 6370 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  tung4 paai4   = bronze medal
detail  tung4 lo4 waan1/*4  tong2 luo2 wan1 = Causeway Bay (MTR station in Hong Kong)
detail  gu2 tung4 sik1   = bronze-colored
detail  cing1 tung4 hei3   = bronze ware
detail  laan6 tung4 laan6 tit3   = metal scrap
detail  suk6 tung4   = wrought brass or copper
detail  soeng4 kwai1 tung4 din6 waa6*2 sin3  chang2 gui1 tong2 dian4 hua4 xian4 = an ordinary copper telephone line
detail  po3 tung4 laan6 tit3   = metal scrap
detail  joeng5 faa3 tung4  yang3 hua4 tong2 = [化] copper chloride
detail  baak6 tung4  bai2 tong2 = coper-nickel alloy
detail 使  sai2 tung4 ngan4*2 gaap3 daai6 seng1   = unrepentant; mask guilt with belligerent attitude
detail  tung4 lo4 waan1/*4 bei6 fung1 tong4   = Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter in Hong Kong

Showing 1 example containing 銅
detail 地鐵西灣河銅鑼灣只需大概二十分鐘車程
It takes only around twenty minutes from Sai Wan Hoi to Causeway Bay by MTR (the Metro).

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: This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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