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  • created sense approved 帮/幫 · bāng · outer layer — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    outer layer

    (bound form) the outer leaves or layers of certain vegetables (e.g., cabbage)

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  • created sense approved 帮/幫 · bāng · to help — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    to help

    to help; to assist; to support; to do something for someone

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  • created sense approved 帮/幫 · bāng · group — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    group

    a group of people; a gang; a clique; a secret society

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  • created sense approved 帮/幫 · bāng · [group] — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    [group]

    used for groups of people or batches of things

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  • created sense approved 帮/幫 · bāng · side — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    side

    (bound form) the side or surrounding part of an object, such as a boat, truck, or the upper part of a shoe

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  • created sense approved 帮/幫 · bāng · surname — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    surname

    a Chinese surname

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