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咪

mī · mi

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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2 examples

她(tā)蹲(dūn)下(xià)来(lái)轻(qīng)轻(qīng)叫(jiào)了(le)一(yì)声(shēng)咪(mī)，小(xiǎo)猫(māo)就(jiù)跑(pǎo)了(le)过(guò)来(lái)。

She squatted down and softly called "mī," and the kitten ran over.

别(bié)着(zháo)急(jí)，你(nǐ)对(duì)着(zhe)它(tā)叫(jiào)咪(mī)，它(tā)也(yě)许(xǔ)就(jiù)出(chū)来(lái)了(le)。

Don't worry; if you call "mī" to it, it might come out.

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