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拳

quán · quan

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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2 examples

他(tā)握(wò)紧(jǐn)拳(quán)头(tou)，准(zhǔn)备(bèi)开(kāi)始(shǐ)比(bǐ)赛(sài)。

He clenched his fist, ready to start the match.

爷(yé)爷(ye)每(měi)天(tiān)早(zǎo)上(shang)都(dōu)在(zài)公(gōng)园(yuán)里(lǐ)打(dǎ)太(tài)极(jí)拳(quán)。

Grandpa practices tai chi in the park every morning.

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