Explanation: Convenient metaphor to act to remove the unsightly things. Also be used to expand the site and excluded others. Usage: Complex sentence; as object clause; containing derogatory Source: Minglan Ling Xiao Xiao Sheng "words ending in" 51 back: "pull the turnip land width, he went to pay, the province where he ran the general rabbit." Examples: ~, He went to pay, to save the rabbit he ran here in general. (Minglan Ling Xiao Xiao Sheng, "Jin Ping Mei" fifty-back)
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Lexical entries pulled radish site wide Pronunciation bá le luó bo dì pí kuān Interpretation convenient metaphor for acting to remove the unsightly things. Also be used to expand the site and excluded others. Source ~, to pay him, and save where he ran rabbits in general. (Minglan Ling Xiao Xiao Sheng, "Jin Ping Mei" fifty-back) Pull out the carrot out of mud slang