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| | room / work unit / grave / scabbard / family or clan / one of the 28 constellations of Chinese astronomy | HSK 3 |
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| | space; room / (fig.) scope; leeway / (astronomy) outer space / (physics, math.) space | HSK 4 |
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| | to close / to join / to fit / to be equal to / whole / together / round (in battle) / conjunction (astronomy) / 1st note of pentatonic scale / old variant of 盒 | HSK 3 |
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| | (astronomy) Venus | |
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| | (astronomy) giant star / (fig.) superstar (of opera, basketball etc) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | astronomy | |
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| | eye-opening ceremony for a religious idol (Buddhism) / to consecrate / to bless / transparent / translucent / haircut / shaving the head or face (humorous) / a method of decoration / first light (astronomy) | |
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| | culmination (astronomy) | |
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| | disembodied spirit; ghost; devil / (suffix) person with a certain vice or addiction etc / sly; crafty; resourceful (variant of 詭｜诡) / one of the 28 constellations of ancient Chinese astronomy | HSK 5 |
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| | (astronomy, math.) singularity / also pr. [ji1dian3] | |
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| | (astronomy) Mercury | |
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| | (astronomy) Spica | |
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| | (astronomy) Big Dipper | |
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| | radio wave (astronomy) | |
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| | apparent brightness (astronomy) | |
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| | red shift (astronomy) | |
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| | Wednesday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | circular orbit (in astronomy and in astronautics) | |
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| | (astronomy) asterism | |
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| | (astronomy) nova / (fig.) new star; rising star | |
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| | constellation (arch., now 星座) / one of the 28 constellations of traditional Chinese astronomy and astrology / motion of stars since one's birth (predetermining one's fate in astrology) | |
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| | (astronomy) dark energy | |
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| | to take measurements / measured (speed etc); observed (as opposed to "estimated") / observational (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) bolide / fireball | |
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| | (astronomy) main-sequence star | |
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| | Sunday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | facula (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) diurnal motion | |
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| | Julian day (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) pulsar | |
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| | Jing, one of the 28 constellations of Chinese astronomy / surname Jing | |
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| | the twelve equatorial constellations or signs of the zodiac in Western astronomy and astrology, namely: Aries 白羊, Taurus 金牛, Gemini 雙子｜双子, Cancer 巨蟹, Leo 獅子｜狮子, Virgo 室女, Libra 天秤, Scorpio 天蠍｜天蝎, Sagittarius 人馬｜人马, Capricorn 摩羯, Aquarius 寶瓶｜宝瓶, Pisces 雙魚｜双鱼 | |
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| | Big Dipper and Altair (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) the Southern Cross | |
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| | surname Lou / one of the 28 lunar mansions in Chinese astronomy | |
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| | (astronomy) main sequence | |
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| | to regain one's eyesight / (astronomy) emersion | |
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| | (astronomy) black hole | |
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| | (astronomy) periapsis | |
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| | Observatory or Bureau of Astronomy (official title) from the Tang dynasty onwards | |
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| | the sidereal year (astronomy) / the year defined in terms of the fixed stars | |
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| | pulsar (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) diurnal circle | |
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| | Zhou Bi Suan Jing, or Chou Pei Suan Ching, one of the oldest Chinese texts on astronomy and mathematics | |
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| | (astronomy) companion star | |
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| | Saturday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | Tuesday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) dark nebula; absorption nebula | |
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| | (astronomy) astrolabe / (astrology) horoscope / astrological chart | |
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| | armillary sphere (astronomy) | |
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| | the intersection of the Moon's orbit with the ecliptic in Vedic astronomy (Sanskrit rahu) | |
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| | Mars in traditional Chinese astronomy | |
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| | (astronomy) nadir | |
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| | geocentric theory in ancient Chinese astronomy | |
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| | twelve divisions of the day of early Chinese and Babylonian timekeeping and astronomy | |
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| | (ancient Chinese astronomy) Zhuque, the Vermilion Bird (the southern quadrant of the sky) / (Daoism) the guardian deity of the south | |
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| | (astronomy) Cepheid variable star | |
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| | (astronomy) triple star system | |
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| | blue shift (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) the ecliptic | |
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| | the seven planets of premodern astronomy (the Sun, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn) | |
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| | (astronomy) the moon's path around the earth / legitimate, lawful activities (contrasted with 黑道) / law-abiding citizenry | |
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| | bright / glorious / one of the seven planets of premodern astronomy | |
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| | Thursday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | concept from Vedic astronomy (Sanskrit Ketu), the opposite point to 羅睺｜罗睺 / imaginary star presaging disaster | |
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| | Mercury in traditional Chinese astronomy / see also 水星 | |
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| | Monday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | (science fiction) home planet / (astronomy) parent star | |
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| | black piece (in Chinese chess); black stone (in Go) / (astronomy) sunspot | |
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| | (astronomy) Serpens Cauda | |
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| | elongation (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) precession | |
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| | (astronomy) libration | |
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| | Friday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) Hertzsprung-Russell diagram | |
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| | parsec (astronomy) | |
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| | (astronomy) apsis; apse | |
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| | (astronomy) apoapsis | |
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| | wing / area surrounding the bullseye of a target / to assist / one of the 28 constellations of Chinese astronomy / old variant of 翌 | |
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| | crotch / 15th of the 28th constellations of Chinese astronomy | |
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