鑄幣

简 铸币 · 繁 鑄幣
Mandarin · pinyin zhù bì

Meanings

  1. coin
  2. to mint (coins)
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鑄
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幣
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铸
zhù · melt, cast; coin, mint
币
bì · currency, coins, legal tender
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4–4 · zhu4 bi4

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verb · Etymology 1

  1. to mint

noun · Etymology 1

  1. mintage

adj · Etymology 2

  1. (Internet, Mainland-China, alt-of, alternative, vulgar) alternative form of 豬屄 /猪屄 (“stupid”)

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