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| Processed by: | ycandau (2016-07-03 14:09:27 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 58704 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> "handwriting that resembles a hibernating silkworm" Can we do better than this? What sort of writing is that?! Our def is clearly based on the definition in Xinhua, Baidu etc. ~ 似眠蚕状的字迹。 From what I can gather, it's the *eggs* that hibernate during the lifecycle of the silkworm: Web ~ "The eggs of this type hibernate during winter due to the cold climate" "the second generation eggs do not hibernate and hatch" "Bivoltine eggs incubated at a temperature above 25°C produce moths that lay hibernating eggs, while those incubated at lower temperature (below 25°C) produce moths that lay mixed and fully nonhibernating eggs." etc. Maybe it's more like "handwriting that resembles newly hatched silkworms"? http://www.onsstories.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Silk-Worm-Eggs.jpg |
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- 蠶眠字 蚕眠字 [can2 mian2 zi4] /handwriting that resembles a hibernating silkworm/ # + 蠶眠字 蚕眠字 [can2 mian2 zi4] /handwriting that resembles a hibernating silkworm/ |