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獨眼龍

简独眼龙 · 繁獨眼龍

Mandarin · pinyin dú yǎn lóng

one-eyed person

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獨: Look up this written character
眼: yǎn · eye; eyelet, hole, opening
龍: Look up this written character
独: dú · alone, single, solitary, only
龙: lóng · dragon; symbolic of emperor

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2–3–2 · du2 yan3 long2

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noun

(humorous) person blind in one eye

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