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liver opening at eye
- 盯dīng
fix one's eyes on; gaze at; stare at
- 剪彩jiǎn cǎi
cut the ribbon at an opening ceremony
- 笱gǒu
a basket trap for fish at the opening of a weir
- 暗送秋波àn sòng qiū bō
make eyes at somebody secretly
- 锅贴鸡肝guō tiē jī gān
Fried chicken liver
- 煎小牛肝jiān xiǎo niú gān
Fried veal liver
- 肝gān
liver
- 佯作不见yáng zuò bú jiàn
feign blindness; close one's eyes to [upon]; look through one's fingers at
- 泻肝xiè gān
purging the liver of pathogenic fire
- 睥睨pì nì
look askance at; look at sb. disdainfully out of the corner of one's eye; look sideways
- 芝麻鸭肝zhī má yā gān
fried duck liver with sesame
- 隆重举行lóng zhòng jǔ háng
observe the grand opening of
- 簪花弄媚zān huā nòng mèi
wearing flowers in the hair and making eyes at ...
- 凤肝鸡片fèng gān jī piàn
Fried sliced chicken and chicken liver
- 肝肠gān cháng
liver sausage
- 肝油gān yóu
liver oil
- 肝脏gān zāng
liver; hepar
- 鸡肝jī gān
chicken liver
- 猪肝zhū gān
pork liver
- 豁子huō zǐ
opening; breach
- 开幕的kāi mù de
opening
- 空缺kōng quē
opening, vacancy
- 口子kǒu zǐ
opening, throat
- 留心看着liú xīn kàn zhe
keep one's eyes open; keep an eye open for
- 干葱头煎猪肝gàn cōng tóu jiān zhū gān
fried pork liver with dry onion
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