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檳子

简槟子 · 繁檳子

Mandarin · pinyin bīn zi

binzi, a species of apple which is slightly sour and astringent; the tree that produces this apple

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子: zǐ · offspring, child; fruit, seed of; first earthly branch
槟: bīn · betel-nut, areca nut

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1–5 · bin1 zi5

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noun

binzi (a kind of tree which produces a variety of apple that is slightly sour and astringent, or the fruit itself)

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