老爹
lǎo diē
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(dialect) father;
old man;
sir
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爹地
diē dì
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daddy (loanword)
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爹爹
diē die
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daddy;
granddad
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爹娘
diē niáng
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(dialect) parents
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阿爹
ā diē
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dad;
father;
(paternal) grandfather;
old man
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干爹
gān diē
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adoptive father (traditional adoption, i.e. without legal ramifications)
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乾爹
gān diē
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adoptive father (traditional adoption, i.e. without legal ramifications)
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公爹
gōng diē
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husband's father
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坑爹
kēng diē
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(Internet slang) dishonest;
fraudulent;
deceptive
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姑爹
gū diē
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husband of father's sister;
uncle
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拼爹
pīn diē
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(slang) to rely on one's father's wealth or prestige to get ahead
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沙爹
shā diē
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satay (sauce)
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沙爹酱
shā diē jiàng
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satay sauce
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沙爹醬
shā diē jiàng
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satay sauce
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闲沙爹
xián shā diē
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idle chat; trivial talk
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当沙爹
dāng shā diē
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to behave like a kebab stick; behave trivially
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我爹
wǒ diē
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my father; dad
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爹常
diē cháng
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father often
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爹问
diē wèn
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father asking
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爹米行
diē mǐ háng
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phonetic transcription (transliteration); possibly refers to a name or a place
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