Hai kou, Hǎi kǒu, Hǎi kòu, Hài kǒu, Hái kǒu: 4 definitions

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海寇 [hǎi kòu] [hai kou]—
A bandit (盜匪 [dao fei]) who plunders property (財物 [cai wu]) at sea (海上 [hai shang]).
Romance of the Three Kingdoms (三國演義 [san guo yan yi]), Chapter 15: "I (某 [mou]) once confronted the sea bandits and was struck by several spears (數鎗 [shu qiang])."

海寇：在海上搶奪財物的盜匪。《三國演義》第一五回：「某曾與海寇相持，身遭數鎗。」

hǎi kòu: zài hǎi shàng qiǎng duó cái wù de dào fěi. < sān guó yǎn yì> dì yī wǔ huí: “mǒu céng yǔ hǎi kòu xiāng chí, shēn zāo shù qiāng.”

hai kou: zai hai shang qiang duo cai wu de dao fei. < san guo yan yi> di yi wu hui: "mou ceng yu hai kou xiang chi, shen zao shu qiang."

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害口 [hài kǒu] [hai kou]—
The phenomenon of nausea (噁心 [e xin]), vomiting (嘔吐 [ou tu]), and unusual eating habits (飲食習慣 [yin shi xi guan]) experienced by women (婦女 [fu nu]) in early pregnancy (懷孕初期 [huai yun chu qi]). It is also known as 'morning sickness' (害喜 [hai xi]).

害口：婦女懷孕初期噁心、嘔吐、飲食習慣異於平常的現象。也稱為「害喜」。

hài kǒu: fù nǚ huái yùn chū qī ě xīn,, ǒu tǔ,, yǐn shí xí guàn yì yú píng cháng de xiàn xiàng. yě chēng wèi “hài xǐ” .

hai kou: fu nu huai yun chu qi e xin,, ou tu,, yin shi xi guan yi yu ping chang de xian xiang. ye cheng wei "hai xi" .

Source: moedict.tw: Mengdian Mandarin Chinese Dictionary

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