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铃铛

líng dang · ling dang

Traditional 鈴鐺

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小(xiǎo)猫(māo)脖(bó)子(zi)上(shàng)的(de)铃(líng)铛(dang)发(fā)出(chū)清(qīng)脆(cuì)的(de)响(xiǎng)声(shēng)。

The little bell on the kitten's neck makes a crisp sound.

门(mén)上(shàng)挂(guà)着(zhe)一(yí)个(gè)铜(tóng)铃(líng)铛(dang)，有(yǒu)人(rén)进(jìn)来(lái)就(jiù)会(huì)响(xiǎng)。

A copper bell hangs on the door; it rings when someone comes in.

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