| Change log entry 34408 | |
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| Processed by: | ycandau (2011-03-24 20:16:50 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 32937 - submitted by 'haton' >> may look like a construct but is formally part of the HSK6 vocabulary Editor: honestly, I don't see why HSK insists on such words. And I find it in several dicts too. And in Cedict we have "gold mine" and such... This is just as constructy and as easily understood as "copper mine", do we expect to have "copper mine" in an English dict? What's the use of listing mines for every possible material? h'm, let's see... How would you say "salt mine" in Chinese?... right! |
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# 銅礦 铜矿 [tong2 kuang4] /copper mine/ |