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兩頭蛇 (loeng5 tau4 se4) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

兩頭蛇 (loeng5 tau4 se4, liǎng tóu shé) — (n.) literally: a snake with a head at each end; a disloyal, two-faced person who usually tries to take advantage of different sides; a Chinese chess tactic

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Usage

Level

beyond HSK

Related words

• 兩仔乸 (loeng5 zai2 naa2) — mother and son
• 兩仔爺 (loeng5 zai2 je4) — father and son (spoken)
• 兩份 (loeng5 fan6) — both parties together; belong to both parties; both parties each have one part;…
• 兩便 (loeng5 bin6) — both sides
• 兩個文明 (loeng5 go3 man4 ming4) — a society that is advanced both materially and culturally
• 兩公婆 (loeng5 gung1 po2) — husband and wife

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