排滿

简 排满 · 繁 排滿
Mandarin · pinyin pái Mǎn#

Meanings · pái Mǎn

  1. (historical) anti-Manchu; to oppose Manchu rule
Mandarin · pinyin pái mǎn#

Meanings · pái mǎn

  1. to be filled with (things arranged in rows)
  2. (of a schedule) to be packed; to be fully booked
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排
pái · row, rank, line
滿
mǎn · fill; full, satisfied
满
mǎn · fill; full, satisfied
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2–3 · pai2 Man3

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verb · Etymology 1

  1. to fully arrange; to fully line up

noun · Etymology 2

  1. (historical) anti-Manchuism in China during 1900–1911

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排滿 · pai2 Man3 · pai2 man3
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Exact source records排滿 排满 [pai2 Man3] /(historical) anti-Manchu; to oppose Manchu rule/排滿 排满 [pai2 man3] /to be filled with (things arranged in rows)/(of a schedule) to be packed; to be fully booked/