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兩極
简 两极 · 繁 兩極Mandarin · pinyin liǎng jí
Meanings
- the two poles
- the north and south poles
- both ends of sth
- electric or magnetic poles
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3–2 · liang3 ji2
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noun
- two poles
- both ends of something
- electric or magnetic poles
- North and South Poles
- two extremes
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