柴魚片

简 柴鱼片 · 繁 柴魚片
Mandarin · pinyin chái yú piàn

Meanings

  1. katsuobushi or dried bonito flakes (paper-thin shavings of preserved skipjack tuna)
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柴
chái · firewood, faggots, fuel
魚
yú · fish; surname; Kangxi radical 195
片
piàn · slice, splinter, strip; rad. 91
鱼
yú · fish; surname; Kangxi radical 195
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2–2–4 · chai2 yu2 pian4

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caai4 jyu4 pin2

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noun

  1. katsuobushi (dried, fermented, and smoked skipjack tuna)

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Exact source record柴魚片 柴鱼片 [chai2 yu2 pian4] /katsuobushi or dried bonito flakes (paper-thin shavings of preserved skipjack tuna)/