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土崩瓦解
tǔ bēng wǎ jiě
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to collapse;
to fall apart
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净土
jìng tǔ
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(Buddhism) Pure Land, usually refers to Amitabha Buddha's Western Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss (Sukhavati in Sanskrit)
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沙土
shā tǔ
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sandy soil
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粪土
fèn tǔ
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dirty soil;
dung;
muck
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陶土
táo tǔ
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potter's clay;
kaolin
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土窑
tǔ yáo
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earthen kiln;
loess cave
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土路
tǔ lù
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dirt road
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动土
dòng tǔ
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to break ground (prior to building sth);
to start building
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故土
gù tǔ
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native country;
one's homeland
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土气
tǔ qì
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rustic;
uncouth;
unsophisticated
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疆土
jiāng tǔ
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territory
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乡土
xiāng tǔ
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native soil;
one's native land;
one's hometown;
local (to an area)
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黏土
nián tǔ
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clay
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水土不服
shuǐ tǔ bù fú
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not acclimatized
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焦土
jiāo tǔ
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scorched earth
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红土
hóng tǔ
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red soil;
laterite
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冻土
dòng tǔ
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frozen earth;
permafrost;
tundra
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土堆
tǔ duī
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mound
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土语
tǔ yǔ
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dialect;
patois
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土豚
tǔ tún
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aardvark
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挥金如土
huī jīn rú tǔ
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lit. to squander money like dirt (idiom);
fig. to spend money like water;
extravagant
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土木
tǔ mù
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building;
construction;
civil engineering
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土特产
tǔ tè chǎn
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local specialty
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沃土
wò tǔ
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fertile land
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中土
zhōng tǔ
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Sino-Turkish
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