拜堂
bài táng
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ritual kneeling to heaven and earth by bride and groom in a old-fashioned wedding ceremony;
same as 拜天地
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教堂墓地
jiào táng mù dì
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churchyard
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教堂山
jiào táng shān
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Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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會堂
huì táng
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meeting hall;
assembly hall
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有不少名堂
yǒu bù shǎo míng tang
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there is a lot to it;
not a straightforward matter
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杜甫草堂
dù fǔ cǎo táng
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Du Fu's Thatched Cottage (park and museum in Chengdu)
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歡聚一堂
huān jù yī táng
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to gather happily under one roof
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洋务学堂
yáng wù xué táng
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college of Western learning in late Qing
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洋務學堂
yáng wù xué táng
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college of Western learning in late Qing
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混出名堂
hùn chū míng tang
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to make it;
to be somebody
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滿堂
mǎn táng
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whole audience;
a sellout (capacity audience);
jam-packed
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满堂彩
mǎn táng cǎi
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everyone present applauds;
universal acclaim;
a standing ovation;
to bring the house down
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滿堂彩
mǎn táng cǎi
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everyone present applauds;
universal acclaim;
a standing ovation;
to bring the house down
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满堂灌
mǎn táng guàn
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cramming (as a teaching method);
rote learning
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滿堂灌
mǎn táng guàn
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cramming (as a teaching method);
rote learning
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满堂红
mǎn táng hóng
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success across the board;
victory in everything one touches
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滿堂紅
mǎn táng hóng
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success across the board;
victory in everything one touches
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濟濟一堂
jǐ jǐ yī táng
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to congregate in one hall (idiom); to gather under one roof
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燕雀处堂
yàn què chù táng
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lit. a caged bird in a pavilion (idiom); fig. to lose vigilance by comfortable living;
unaware of the disasters ahead;
a fool's paradise
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燕雀處堂
yàn què chù táng
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lit. a caged bird in a pavilion (idiom); fig. to lose vigilance by comfortable living;
unaware of the disasters ahead;
a fool's paradise
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犹太教堂
yóu tài jiào táng
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synagogue
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猶太教堂
yóu tài jiào táng
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synagogue
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犹太会堂
yóu tài huì táng
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synagogue;
Jewish temple
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猶太會堂
yóu tài huì táng
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synagogue;
Jewish temple
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禅堂
chán táng
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meditation room (in Buddhist monastery)
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