海登
hǎi dēng
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Hayden or Haydn (name)
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海船
hǎi chuán
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seagoing ship
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海警
hǎi jǐng
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coast guard
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沧海桑田
cāng hǎi sāng tián
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lit. the blue sea turned into mulberry fields (idiom);
fig. the transformations of the world
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象牙海岸
xiàng yá hǎi àn
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Côte d'Ivoire or Ivory Coast (Tw)
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长海
cháng hǎi
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Changhai county in Dalian 大連|大连[Da4 lian2], Liaoning
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古根海姆
gǔ gēn hǎi mǔ
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Guggenheim (name)
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曾经沧海
céng jīng cāng hǎi
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lit. having crossed the vast ocean (idiom);
fig. widely experienced in the vicissitudes of life
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海宁
hǎi níng
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Haining county level city in Jiaxing 嘉興|嘉兴[Jia1 xing1], Zhejiang
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海洋学
hǎi yáng xué
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oceanography
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海潮
hǎi cháo
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tide
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海狗
hǎi gǒu
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fur seal
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海米
hǎi mǐ
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dried shrimps
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白令海
bái lìng hǎi
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Bering Sea
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航海家
háng hǎi jiā
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mariner;
seafarer
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五湖四海
wǔ hú sì hǎi
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all parts of the country
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入海口
rù hǎi kǒu
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estuary
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爱琴海
ài qín hǎi
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Aegean Sea
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排山倒海
pái shān dǎo hǎi
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lit. to topple the mountains and overturn the seas (idiom); earth-shattering;
fig. gigantic;
of spectacular significance
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曼海姆
màn hǎi mǔ
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Mannheim, German city at the confluence of Rhine and Neckar
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海堤
hǎi dī
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levee;
dyke;
seawall
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海德堡
hǎi dé bǎo
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Heidelberg
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海德尔堡
hǎi dé ěr bǎo
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Heidelberg;
also written 海德堡
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海森堡
hǎi sēn bǎo
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Werner Heisenberg (1901-1976), German physicist;
also written 海森伯
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海蚀
hǎi shí
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coastal erosion;
marine abrasion
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