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[粵] jyun4 [國] qian1 [metal] lead (Pb) [粵] jyun4 [國] yan2 used only for county name 鉛山, Jiangxi province  Stroke count: 13
Level: 2
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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This word has been viewed 8067 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 31st Mar 2014 14:49 |
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鉛筆
jyun4 bat1 = pencil
鉛芯
jyun4 sam1 = lead (metal)
鉛芯筆
jyun4 sam1 bat1 = propelling pencil; mechanical pencil
鉛球
jyun4 kau4 = shot put
鉛筆刨
jyun4 bat1 paau4*2 = pencil sharpener
無鉛汽油
mou4 jyun4 hei3 jau4 = unleaded gasoline
鉛筆芯
jyun4 bat1 sam1 = pencil lead
鉛筆心
jyun4 bat1 sam1 = pencil lead
彩色鉛筆
coi2 sik1 jyun4 bat1 = coloured pencils
鉛板
jyun4 baan2 = a cliche (lit., "a lead plate" as in a stereotype plate)
錫鉛合金
sek3 jyun4 hap6 gam1 = pewter
鉛粉
jyun4 fan2 = ceruse, lead powder
鉛酸電池
jyun4 syun1 din6 ci4 = [電] lead-acid cell
灌鉛
gun3 jyun4 = execution from drinking molten lead; "loaded" in loaded dice (灌鉛骰子) |
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Decimal representation of this word: 鉛
Unicode code for this character: U+925b (off-site link)
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Decimal representation of this word: 鉛
Unicode code for this character: U+925b (off-site link)
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