抃掌

Mandarin · pinyin biàn zhǎng

Meanings

  1. to clap
  2. to applaud
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抃
biàn · to clap hands; to cheer
掌
zhǎng · palm of hand, sole of foot, paw
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4–3 · bian4 zhang3

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bin6 zoeng2

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