宝贝
bǎo bèi
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treasured object;
treasure;
darling;
baby;
cowry;
good-for-nothing or queer character
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贝壳
bèi ké
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shell;
conch;
cowry;
mother of pearl;
hard outer skin;
also pr. [bei4 qiao4]
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贝克
bèi kè
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Baker or Becker (name);
becquerel (unit of radioactivity, symbol Bq);
abbr. for 貝克勒爾|贝克勒尔[bei4 ke4 le4 er3]
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贝尔
bèi ěr
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Bell (person name)
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拷贝
kǎo bèi
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copy;
to copy (loanword)
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贝拉
bèi lā
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Beira, Mozambique
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贝多芬
bèi duō fēn
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Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), German composer
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诺贝尔奖
nuò bèi ěr jiǎng
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Nobel Prize
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诺贝尔
nuò bèi ěr
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Nobel (Prize)
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贝斯
bèi sī
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Bes, a minor god of ancient Egypt;
bass (loanword);
bass guitar
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坎贝尔
kǎn bèi ěr
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Campbell (name)
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贝鲁特
bèi lǔ tè
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Beirut, capital of Lebanon
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庞贝
páng bèi
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Pompeii, ancient Roman town near Naples, Italy
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贝克汉姆
bèi kè hàn mǔ
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Beckenham or Beckham (name);
David Beckham (1975-), British midfield footballer
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贝雷帽
bèi léi mào
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beret (loanword)
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切尔诺贝利
qiē ěr nuò bèi lì
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Chernobyl
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贝尔格莱德
bèi ěr gé lái dé
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Belgrade, capital of Serbia
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心肝宝贝
xīn gān bǎo bèi
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precious darling (often refers to one's child);
sweetheart
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扇贝
shàn bèi
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scallop (genus Pecten)
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贝类
bèi lèi
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shellfish;
mollusks
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贝尔法斯特
bèi ěr fǎ sī tè
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Belfast, capital of Northern Ireland
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阿贝尔
ā bèi ěr
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Niels Henrik Abel (1802-1829), Norwegian mathematician;
(math.) abelian
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分贝
fēn bèi
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decibel
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贝宁
bèi níng
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Benin
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贝多
bèi duō
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pattra palm tree (loan from Sanskrit, Corypha umbraculifera), whose leaves were used as paper substitute for Buddhist sutras
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