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[1] [v] heap up; pile up; stack up [2] [n, classifier] heap; pile; stack; mass; mould Additional PoS: Show all nouns that can use this classifier Stroke count: 11
Level: 2
Radical: 土 (#32)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Don't confuse with: 推 |
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This word has been viewed 8599 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 22nd Oct 2010 01:56 |
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堆積 deoi1 zik1 = to accumulate; accumulation 一堆 jat1 deoi1 = a pile 反應堆 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = reactor 堆填區 deoi1 tin4 keoi1 = landfill 粵 堆肥 deoi1 fei4 = compost 煎堆 zin1 deoi1 = deep-fried rice ball with peanuts inside (Chee Cho) 粵 氣冷式反應堆 hei3 laang5 sik1 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = gas-cooled reactor 核反應堆 hat6 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = nuclear reactor 核試驗堆 hat6 si3 jim6 deoi1 = nuclear test reactor 動力反應堆 dung6 lik6 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = power reactor 生產反應堆 sang1 caan2 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = production reactor 堆積如山 deoi1 zik1 jyu4 saan1 = mounting pile 垃圾堆 laap6 saap3 deoi1 = a dump (lit., "trash pile") 冷手執個熱煎堆 laang5 sau2 zap1 go3 jit3 zin1 deoi1 = to have an unexpected stroke of good luck 粵 埋堆 maai4 deoi1 = to gather in one place; to congregate into a clique 粵 礦渣堆 kwong3 zaa1 deoi1 = slag heap, slag pile (common formation) 堆放場 deoi1 fong3 coeng4 = dumping place 擺堆 baai2 deoi1 = take a dump; defecate; crap 粵 反應堆燃料元件 faan2 jing3 deoi1 jin4 liu6*2 jyun4 gin6 = fuel element 反應堆芯 faan2 jing3 deoi1 sam1 = reactor core 熱核反應堆 jit6 hat6 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = thermal reactor 研究反應堆 jin4 gau3 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = research reactor 堆龍德慶 deoi1 lung4 dak1 hing3 = Duilongdeqing (place in Tibet) 原子反應堆 jyun4 zi2 faan2 jing3 deoi1 = atomic reactor; atomic pile (common formation) 三星堆 saam1 sing1 deoi1 = the Sanxingdui Ruins 椰堆 je4 deoi1 = macaroon |
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Showing 1 example containing 堆 Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |