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百聽不厭
简 百听不厌 · 繁 百聽不厭Mandarin · pinyin bǎi tīng bù yàn
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- worth hearing a hundred times
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3–1–4–4 · bai3 ting1 bu4 yan4
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- (idiomatic) worth hearing a hundred times; never boring to listen to it
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