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肥膘

Mandarin · pinyin féi biāo

body fat, esp. the layer of fat under the skin (used in reference to humans, animals or meat)

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肥: féi · fat, plump, obese; fertile
膘: biāo · fat; rump

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2–1 · fei2 biao1

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noun

fat; fatty tissue
(Cantonese) Officer Barbrady (a character from South Park) in the Cantonese dub of the show.

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