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門店
mén diàn
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(retail) store
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門庭冷落，門堪羅雀
mén tíng lěng luò ， mén kān luó què
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The courtyard is deserted, you can net sparrows at the door (idiom); completely deserted
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門庭如市
mén tíng rú shì
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see 門庭若市|门庭若市[men2 ting2 ruo4 shi4]
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門庭若市
mén tíng ruò shì
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front yard as busy as a marketplace (idiom);
a place with many visitors
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門廊
mén láng
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stoop;
parvis;
portico;
patio;
veranda
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門廳
mén tīng
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entrance hall;
vestibule
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門徑
mén jìng
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access
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門徒
mén tú
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disciple
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門戶
mén hù
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door;
strategic gateway;
portal;
faction;
sect;
family status;
family;
web portal;
(old) brothel
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門戶之見
mén hù zhī jiàn
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sectarian bias;
parochialism
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門戶網站
mén hù wǎng zhàn
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web portal
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門戶開放
mén hù kāi fàng
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open door policy;
Egyptian President Sadat's infitah policy towards investment and relations with Israel
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門房
mén fáng
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gatehouse;
lodge;
gatekeeper;
porter
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門扇
mén shàn
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door;
the opening panel of a door
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門把
mén bǎ
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door knob;
door handle;
also pr. [men2 ba4]
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門捷列夫
mén jié liè fū
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Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907), Russian chemist who introduced the periodic table
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門擋
mén dǎng
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doorstop
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門望
mén wàng
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family prestige
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門柱
mén zhù
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doorpost
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門栓
mén shuān
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variant of 門閂|门闩[men2 shuan1]
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門框
mén kuàng
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door frame
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門楣
mén méi
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lintel (of a door);
fig. family's social status
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門檻
mén kǎn
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doorstep;
sill;
threshold;
fig. knack or trick (esp. scheme to get sth cheaper)
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門洞
mén dòng
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passageway;
archway
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門派
mén pài
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sect;
school (group of followers of a particular doctrine)
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