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| Processed by: | richwarm (2024-07-20 23:25:45 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 78418 - submitted by 'kbaiko' >> Extra space? ------------------------ Editor: I wasn't able to find anything in YB's orthography book about this type of term. He does mention adjectives of the form noun+adjective, such as 枣红 (p.347). But I would argue that 嘴笨, unlike 枣红, is (or is like) a *phrase*. 嘴笨: (his) mouth is clumsy 枣红: jujube-red (not "jujube is red") ABC regards 嘴笨 as a phrase: 嘴笨 zuǐ bèn v.p. be inarticulate | Tā zuǐ hěn bèn. 他嘴很笨。 He is very clumsy of speech. So I'll leave the pinyin as it is for now. |
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# - 嘴笨 嘴笨 [[zui3 ben4]] /inarticulate/ # + 嘴笨 嘴笨 [[zui3ben4]] /inarticulate/ |