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腌鹹
yān xián
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to pickle with salt
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鹹水
xián shuǐ
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salt water;
brine
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鹹水妹
xián shuǐ mèi
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(dialect) prostitute from Guangdong (esp. one in Shanghai before the Revolution) (loanword from "handsome maid")
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鹹水湖
xián shuǐ hú
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salt lake
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鹹津津
xián jīn jīn
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nice and salty (taste)
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鹹津津兒
xián jīn jīn r
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erhua variant of 鹹津津|咸津津[xian2 jin1 jin1]
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鹹海
xián hǎi
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Aral Sea
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鹹淡
xián dàn
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salty and unsalty (flavors);
degree of saltiness;
brackish (water)
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鹹澀
xián sè
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salty and bitter;
acerbic
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鹹濕
xián shī
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(Tw) (coll.) obscene;
pornographic
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鹹絲絲
xián sī sī
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slightly salty
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鹹絲絲兒
xián sī sī r
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erhua variant of 鹹絲絲|咸丝丝[xian2 si1 si1]
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鹹肉
xián ròu
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bacon;
salt-cured meat
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鹹菜
xián cài
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salted vegetables;
pickles
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鹹豬手
xián zhū shǒu
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pervert (esp. one who gropes women in public)
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鹹酥雞
xián sū jī
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fried chicken pieces with salt and pepper;
Taiwan-style fried chicken
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鹹魚
xián yú
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salted fish
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鹹魚翻身
xián yú fān shēn
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lit. the salted fish turns over (idiom);
fig. to experience a reversal of fortune
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鹹鴨蛋
xián yā dàn
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salted duck egg
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鹹鹽
xián yán
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salt (colloquial);
table salt
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