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温饱
wēn bǎo
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to have enough food and warm clothes;
adequately provided
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保温
bǎo wēn
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to keep hot;
heat preservation
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温存
wēn cún
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tender;
affectionate;
tenderness
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温文尔雅
wēn wén ěr yǎ
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cultured and refined (idiom); gentle and cultivated
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温热
wēn rè
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tepid;
to warm up (food etc)
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体温计
tǐ wēn jì
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clinical thermometer
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温驯
wēn xùn
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docile;
meek;
harmless;
moderate and obedient;
tame
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恒温器
héng wēn qì
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thermostat
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温布尔顿
wēn bù ěr dùn
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Wimbledon
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常温
cháng wēn
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room temperature;
ordinary temperatures
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恒温
héng wēn
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constant temperature
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重温旧梦
chóng wēn jiù mèng
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to revive old dreams (idiom); to relive past experiences
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温切斯特
wēn qiē sī tè
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Winchester (town in south England, capital of former kingdom of Wessex)
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温和派
wēn hé pài
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moderate faction
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温尼伯
wēn ní bó
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Winnipeg, capital of Manitoba, Canada
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温布尔登
wēn bù ěr dēng
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Wimbledon (district of southwest London);
Wimbledon Championships (tennis)
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加温
jiā wēn
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to heat;
to add warmth;
to raise temperature;
fig. to stimulate
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莱温斯基
lái wēn sī jī
|
Monica Lewinsky (1973-), former White House intern
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保温瓶
bǎo wēn píng
|
thermos
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温婉
wēn wǎn
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sweet-tempered;
gentle
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温差
wēn chā
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difference in temperature
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温故知新
wēn gù zhī xīn
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to review the old and know the new (idiom, from the Analects);
to recall the past to understand the future
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温文
wēn wén
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genteel
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温温
wēn wēn
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mild
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温良
wēn liáng
|
warm and kind
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