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咬

yǎo · yao

Traditional 齩

Meaning

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吃(chī)苹(píng)果(guǒ)时(shí)，我(wǒ)不(bù)小(xiǎo)心(xīn)咬(yǎo)到(dào)了(le)舌(shé)头(tou)。

While eating an apple, I accidentally bit my tongue.

这(zhè)只(zhī)小(xiǎo)狗(gǒu)喜(xǐ)欢(huan)咬(yǎo)自(zì)己(jǐ)的(de)玩(wán)具(jù)。

This puppy likes to bite its own toy.

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