瓶水
píng shuǐ
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bottled water
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瓶装水
píng zhuāng shuǐ
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bottled water
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使水
shǐ shuǐ
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causing the water to
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水曲柳
shuǐ qū liǔ
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weeping willow
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一锅水
yī guō shuǐ
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a pot of water
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水开
shuǐ kāi
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the water boils
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过水
guò shuǐ
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have water before; when referring to an animal, it implies the animal has just drunk water
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找水
zhǎo shuǐ
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look for water
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池水
chí shuǐ
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pool water; water in a pond
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水花四溅
shuǐ huā sì jiàn
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splashing water everywhere; describing water droplets scattering in all directions, often due to movement or impact
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水云
shuǐ yún
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clouds and water; atmosphere; the sky
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深水
shēn shuǐ
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deep water
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水泉
shuǐ quán
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spring; fountain
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水洒
shuǐ sǎ
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water spill; the act of water being spilled or splashed
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山高水远
shān gāo shuǐ yuǎn
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mountains are high and waters are far; a poetic expression describing a long and difficult journey, usually indicating a great distance or difficulty
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入水
rù shuǐ
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to enter the water
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接水
jiē shuǐ
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to fetch water; to go to get water
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消毒水
xiāo dú shuǐ
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disinfectant; antiseptic solution
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水红
shuǐ hóng
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water red; light red
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流口水
liú kǒu shuǐ
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to drool; salivate
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井水
jǐng shuǐ
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well water
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煮水
zhǔ shuǐ
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boil water
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牛车水
niú chē shuǐ
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Chinatown in Singapore; an area known for its historical significance and Chinese culture
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洗脚水
xǐ jiǎo shuǐ
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Foot-washing water; dirty water
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蜂蜜水
fēng mì shuǐ
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honey water; a drink made by mixing honey with water
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