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退场
tuì chǎng
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to leave a place where some event is taking place;
(of an actor) to exit;
(sports) to leave the field;
(of an audience) to leave
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赛马场
sài mǎ chǎng
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race course;
race ground;
race track
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足球场
zú qiú chǎng
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football field;
soccer field
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怯场
qiè chǎng
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to have stage fright
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沙场
shā chǎng
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sandpit;
battleground;
battlefield
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篮球场
lán qiú chǎng
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basketball court
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电磁场
diàn cí chǎng
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electromagnetic fields
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火场
huǒ chǎng
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the scene of a fire
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网球场
wǎng qiú chǎng
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tennis court
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跳蚤市场
tiào zǎo shì chǎng
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flea market
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名利场
míng lì chǎng
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Vanity Fair (novel and magazine title)
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采石场
cǎi shí chǎng
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stone pit;
quarry
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练习场
liàn xí chǎng
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driving range (golf);
practice court;
practice ground
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草场
cǎo chǎng
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pastureland
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养鸡场
yǎng jī chǎng
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chicken farm
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情场
qíng chǎng
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affairs of the heart;
mutual relationship
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终场
zhōng chǎng
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end (of a performance or sports match);
last round of testing in the imperial examinations
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一场空
yī cháng kōng
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all one's hopes and efforts come to nothing;
futile
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外场
wài cháng
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outside world;
society
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外场
wài chǎng
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outer area (of a place that has an inner area);
dining area of a restaurant (as opposed to the kitchen);
outfield (baseball etc);
area outside a venue (e.g. exterior of a stadium);
field (maintenance, testing etc);
(Chinese opera) the area in front of the table on the stage
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客场
kè chǎng
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away-game arena;
away-game venue
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冰场
bīng chǎng
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skating or ice rink;
ice stadium;
ice arena
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舞场
wǔ chǎng
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dance hall
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超级市场
chāo jí shì chǎng
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supermarket
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靶场
bǎ chǎng
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shooting range;
range
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