Bai le le, Bái le le: 1 definition
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白了了 [bái le le] [bai le le]—
"Pale" (苍白 [cang bai]) describes a face completely devoid of color/blood. From Chapter 28 of The Later Journey to the West (后西游记 [hou xi you ji]): "When he rushed over to look, Elder Tang's (唐长 [tang zhang]) face was already frozen deathly pale (的 [de]), completely devoid of human color (没些人色 [mei xie ren se])."
白了了：蒼白，形容臉上毫無血色。《後西遊記》第二八回：「奔到面前看時，唐長老面上已凍得白了了的沒些人色。」
bái le le: cāng bái, xíng róng liǎn shàng háo wú xuè sè. < hòu xī yóu jì> dì èr bā huí: “bēn dào miàn qián kàn shí, táng zhǎng lǎo miàn shàng yǐ dòng dé bái le le de méi xiē rén sè.”
bai le le: cang bai, xing rong lian shang hao wu xue se. < hou xi you ji> di er ba hui: "ben dao mian qian kan shi, tang zhang lao mian shang yi dong de bai le le de mei xie ren se."
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