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骷髅

kū lóu · ku lou

Traditional 骷髏

Meaning

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博(bó)物(wù)馆(guǎn)里(lǐ)展(zhǎn)出(chū)了(le)一(yí)具(jù)古(gǔ)代(dài)骷(kū)髅(lóu)。

An ancient skeleton is displayed in the museum.

万(wàn)圣(shèng)节(jié)那(nà)天(tiān)，他(tā)在(zài)门(mén)口(kǒu)挂(guà)了(le)一(yí)个(gè)骷(kū)髅(lóu)装(zhuāng)饰(shì)。

On Halloween, he hung a skeleton decoration at the door.

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