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瘸腿

Mandarin · pinyin qué tuǐ

crippled
lame
a cripple
a lame person

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瘸: qué · lameness, paralysis of hands, leg
腿: tuǐ · legs, thighs

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2–3 · que2 tui3

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noun

crippled leg
crippled person (Classifier: 個／个 m)

adj

lame; crippled

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