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凹處
lap1 cyu3
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cavity, nick, pocket, recession, pothole Level: 3 This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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This word was added by bybell on 21st Dec 2007 and last edited on 30th Oct 2008 |
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nap1 - concave; hollow; indented 處 cyu5 cyu3 cyu2 syu3 - place; dept; get along; deal with; a feature |
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