Shu pi, Shū pí, Shú pí, Shù pí: 6 definitions
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熟皮 [shú pí] [shu pi]—
Tanned leather (經過鞣製的皮革 [jing guo rou zhi de pi ge]).
熟皮：經過鞣製的皮革。
shú pí: jīng guò róu zhì de pí gé.
shu pi: jing guo rou zhi de pi ge.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
樹皮 [shù pí] [shu pi]—
Tree bark. For example, "The color of this insect is similar to the color of the tree bark, which is a form of camouflage (保護色 [bao hu se])."
樹皮：樹的表皮。如：「這隻蟲的顏色和樹皮的顏色差不多，這就是保護色。」
shù pí: shù de biǎo pí. rú: “zhè zhī chóng de yán sè hé shù pí de yán sè chà bù duō, zhè jiù shì bǎo hù sè.”
shu pi: shu de biao pi. ru: "zhe zhi chong de yan se he shu pi de yan se cha bu duo, zhe jiu shi bao hu se."
書皮 t = 书皮 s = shū pí p refers to [noun] “book cover; book jacket”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '書皮 [shu pi]') .
樹皮 [shù pí] refers to: “bark of a tree”.
樹皮 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] thụ bì.
[Korean] 수피 / supi.
[Japanese] ジュヒ / juhi.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Shou, Bei, Pi, Bi, Shu.
Starts with: Shu pi er, Shu pin, Shu pin zui, Shu ping, Shu ping she gui.
Full-text (+92): Shu pi er, Range, Kao jiao, Mu sai, Han shu pi fu, Yu bai pi, Hai tang guo, Fei ye, Mu lan se, Sang pi zhi, Huang bai, Bian tao, Gui pi, An xi xiang, Bai la shu pi, Shui shan, Ci qiu shu pi, Ya zo shu pi, Yin du pu ti shu pi, Hun ming.
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