| Change log entry 34208 | |
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| Processed by: | ycandau (2011-03-10 17:50:29 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 33477 - submitted by 'kaceeday' >> While studying at Beijing Normal University, my professor told my class that the commonly used phrase, when asking someone to swipe their debit/credit card, is shua1ka3. Editor: shows these things are better learned in the street than in the class. We already have 刷卡. The fact that in English you say "to swipe" a card doesn't make 刷 mean "swipe". You can say 刷卡 when you use your card, even if you don't really swipe it. |
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- 刷 刷 [shua1] /to brush/to paint/to daub/to paste up/to skip class (of students)/to fire from a job/ + 刷 刷 [shua1] /to brush/to swipe/to paint/to daub/to paste up/to skip class (of students)/to fire from a job/ |