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月餅
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Mooncakes contain one (or more, if you buy more expensive ones!) salted egg yolks in their centre, to symbolise the full moon.
Level: 2 Google Frequency: 2,500,000 This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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This word has been viewed 8134 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by tuan on 14th Jul 2004 02:25 and last edited on 30th Oct 2008 19:03 |
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Characters in this word:月 jyut6 - moon; month餅 beng2 - cake; biscuit 9 compounds containing this word:傳統月餅 - traditional mooncakes松子蓮蓉小月餅 - lotus paste and pine nut mini moon cakes 棗泥月餅 - date paste moon cakes 金黃蓮蓉月餅 - golden lotus paste moon cakes 冰皮月餅 - ice mooncake , ice-skin mooncake 五仁月餅 - five kernel mooncake 豆沙月餅 - bean paste mooncake 雙黃蓮蓉月餅 - double yolks lotus seed paste mooncake 番鬼佬月餅 - extremely bored |
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*** The simplified equivalent of this word has not been verified by any editors, so it may not be fully accurate *** |
: the Cantonese pronunciation of the word in jyutping.
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: the Mandarin pronunciation of the word in pinyin (only if present).