炮耳
pào ěr
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trunnion;
protrusions on either side of a cannon facilitating mounting and vertical pivot
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炮艇机
pào tǐng jī
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gunship (aircraft)
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炮艇機
pào tǐng jī
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gunship (aircraft)
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炮艦
pào jiàn
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gunship;
gunboat
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炮製
páo zhì
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to concoct;
to invent;
to fabricate;
to produce;
to process;
processing and curing (Chinese medicine)
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炮轟
pào hōng
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to bombard;
to bomb;
(fig.) to criticize;
to roast;
trad. also written 炮轟
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炮钎
pào qiān
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a drill;
a hammer drill for boring through rock;
same as 釺子|钎子
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炮釺
pào qiān
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a drill;
a hammer drill for boring through rock;
same as 釺子|钎子
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无后坐力炮
wú hòu zuò lì pào
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recoilless rifle
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無後坐力炮
wú hòu zuò lì pào
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recoilless rifle
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燃放鞭炮
rán fàng biān pào
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to set off fire crackers
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炮火连天
pào huǒ lián tiān
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cannon firing for days on end (idiom); enveloped in the flames of war
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炮响
pào xiǎng
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sound of gunfire;
fig. news of momentous events
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磁轨炮
cí guǐ pào
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railgun
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禮炮
lǐ pào
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gun salute (e.g. 21-gun salute);
salvo
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礼炮号
lǐ pào hào
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Salyut (salute), Russian spacecraft series
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禮炮號
lǐ pào hào
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Salyut (salute), Russian spacecraft series
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空中炮舰
kōng zhōng pào jiàn
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gunship (aircraft)
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第一炮
dì yī pào
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(fig.) opening shot
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糖衣炮彈
táng yī pào dàn
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sugar-coated bullets, term used by Mao (originally in 1949) to refer to corrupting bourgeois influences
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约炮
yuē pào
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(slang) to hook up for a one night stand;
booty call
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約炮
yuē pào
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(slang) to hook up for a one night stand;
booty call
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花炮
huā pào
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firecracker
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虎蹲炮
hǔ dūn pào
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a short-barreled mortar;
an ancient catapult
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号炮
hào pào
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cannon used for signaling;
signaling shot
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