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聋

lóng · long

Traditional 聾

Meaning

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那(nà)位(wèi)老(lǎo)人(rén)耳(ěr)朵(duo)聋(lóng)了(le)，需(xū)要(yào)别(bié)人(rén)大(dà)声(shēng)说(shuō)话(huà)。

That old man is deaf and needs others to speak loudly.

他(tā)左(zuǒ)耳(ěr)有(yǒu)点(diǎn)聋(lóng)，所(suǒ)以(yǐ)习(xí)惯(guàn)侧(cè)着(zhe)身(shēn)子(zi)听(tīng)人(rén)讲(jiǎng)话(huà)。

His left ear is a bit deaf, so he is used to turning his body sideways to listen to people.

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