Zhang zu, Zhǎng zú: 2 definitions
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長足 [zhǎng zú] [zhang zu]—
Describes a significant degree of progress. For example, "His performance this month has shown substantial (的 [de] - cháng zú de) progress (進步 [jin bu] - jìnbù)."
長足：形容進展的幅度很大。如：「他這個月的業績有長足的進步。」
zhǎng zú: xíng róng jìn zhǎn de fú dù hěn dà. rú: “tā zhè gè yuè de yè jī yǒu zhǎng zú de jìn bù.”
zhang zu: xing rong jin zhan de fu du hen da. ru: "ta zhe ge yue de ye ji you zhang zu de jin bu."
長足 t = 长足 s = zhǎng zú p refers to “remarkable (progress, improvement, expansion etc)”.
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Partial matches: Zu, Zhang, Chang.
Starts with: Zhang zu jin bu, Zhang zui, Zhang zui bai ling, Zhang zui bu zhu niao, Zhang zui de dong, Zhang zui jian heng, Zhang zui yu, Zhang zuo bu wo, Zhang zuo lin.
Full-text: Zhang zu jin bu, Qu sou, Wu ke fou ren, Xi shi she, Zu zhang, Zu gen fu zhang, You, De yuan man, Jue xue, La jie jie, Xi bao, Tan.
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Taisho: Chinese Buddhist Canon
Chapter 5: Thirty-Two Auspicious Signs at Birth < [Part 187 - Lalitavistara (translated by Divakara)]
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