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4 láo2 2 bèi4 tuō1 lái2
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
Usage•••frequent
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4
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / (archaic) sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
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láo2
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / (archaic) sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
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2
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / (archaic) sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
4
bèi4
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / (archaic) sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
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tuō1
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / (archaic) sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
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lái2
to subdue, to restrain, to overcome; used in transliterations / to labor, to toil; to do manual work / ethics, morality; compassion, kindness / (archaic) sea shell; money, currency / to commission, to entrust, to rely on / weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations