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雙拼

简双拼 · 繁雙拼

Mandarin · pinyin shuāng pīn

two-item combo (usu. referring to a food dish, esp. two types of meat served with rice or noodles)
(real estate) duplex; semi-detached
(computing) double pinyin (input method in which each syllable is typed using no more than two keystrokes: one for the initial consonant and one for the final)

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雙: Look up this written character
拼: pīn · join together, link, incorporate
双: shuāng · set of two, pair, couple; both

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1–1 · shuang1 pin1

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noun

(literal) dual combo; two-item combo
"double pinyin", an input method for Chinese that uses complete toneless pinyin syllables, with one key for the initial and one key for the rime
bipartite phonetic system

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