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腿

tuǐ · tui

Traditional 骽

Meaning

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罗(luó)杰(jié)在(zài)冰(bīng)上(shàng)滑(huá)倒(dǎo)了(le)，弄(nòng)伤(shāng)了(le)腿(tuǐ)。

Roger slipped on the ice and hurt his leg.

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玛(mǎ)丽(lì)盘(pán)着(zhe)腿(tuǐ)坐(zuò)在(zài)沙(shā)发(fā)上(shàng)。

Mary sat cross-legged on the couch.

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