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[粵] lam4 [國] lin2 [1] drench; pour; soak [2] sprinkle; spatter; spray [粵] lam4 [國] lin4 filter; strain Stroke count: 11
Level: 1
Radical: 水 (#85)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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淋花 lam4 faa1 = water the garden 粵 冰淇淋 bing1 kei4 lam4 = ice-cream 國 血淋淋 hyut3 lam4 lam4 = descriptive of pouring, dripping; bloody in appearance 冰淇淋甜筒 bing1 kei4 lam4 tim4 tung4*2 = ice-cream cone 國 (common formation) 淋水 lam4 seoi2 = to water; to put water onto something 淋濕 lam4 sap1 = to get soaked 淋濕衫 lam4 sap1 saam1 = to get soaked to the skin 淋濕身 lam4 sap1 san1 = to get soaked to the skin 淋症 lam4 zing3 = gonorrhea (also 淋病) 淋巴 lam4 baa1 = lymph; lymphatic 生沙淋 saang1 saa1 lam4 = trouble with urinary stones; kidney stones 淋浴缸 lam4 juk6 gong1 = shower bath 淋淋瀋瀋 lam4 lam4 sam2 sam2 = trivial, all kinds of 粵 屎淋尿瀨 si2 lam4 niu6 laai6 = scared shitless 粵 沙淋 saa1 lam4 = urinary stones, kidney stones 粵 麥淇淋 mak6 kei4 lam4 = margarine 淋雨 lam4 jyu5 = to get wet in the rain 淋巴瘤 lam4 baa1 lau4 = lymphoma, lymphomas 淋巴癌 lam4 baa1 ngaam4 = lymphoma, lymphomas 淋瀋嘢 lam4 sam2 je5 = accessories 粵 淋瀋 lam4 sam2 = in disorder; a complete mess 粵 油淋淋 jau4 lam6 lam6 = greasy; oily 粵 日曬雨淋 jat6 saai3 jyu5 lam4 = exposed to the elements 淋病 lam4 beng6 = gonorrhea 淋病白濁 lam4 bing6 /beng6 baak6 zuk6 = gonorrhoea; gonorrhea 淋巴系統 lam4 baa1 hai6 tung2 = lymphatic system 淋巴腺鼠疫 lam4 baa1 sin3 syu2 jik6 = the bubonic plague (common formation) 淋漓盡緻 lam4 lei4 zeon6 zi3 = thoroughly |
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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. |