口眼歪斜

Mandarin · pinyin kǒu yǎn wāi xié

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  1. facial nerve paralysis
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口
kǒu · mouth; open end; entrance, gate
眼
yǎn · eye; eyelet, hole, opening
歪
wāi · slant; inclined; askew, awry
斜
xié · slanting, sloping, inclined
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3–3–1–2 · kou3 yan3 wai1 xie2

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