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摩

mó · mo

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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2 examples

他(tā)轻(qīng)轻(qīng)摩(mó)了(le)摩(mó)双(shuāng)手(shǒu)，让(ràng)手(shǒu)暖(nuǎn)和(huo)起(qǐ)来(lái)。

He gently rubbed his hands together to warm them up.

小(xiǎo)猫(māo)用(yòng)头(tóu)摩(mó)着(zhe)我(wǒ)的(de)腿(tuǐ)，好(hǎo)像(xiàng)在(zài)撒(sā)娇(jiāo)。

The kitten rubbed its head against my leg, as if acting cute.

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