多 普 勒

Duō pǔ lèdictionary entry

Christian Johann Doppler, Austrian physicist who discovered the Doppler effect

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Original source entry:

多普勒多普勒 [Duo1 pu3 le4] /Christian Johann Doppler, Austrian physicist who discovered the Doppler effect/

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多
duō
many / much / more / a lot of / too many / in excess / (after a numeral) ... odd / how (to what extent) (Taiwan pr. [duó]) / (bound form) multi- / poly-
普
pǔ
general / popular / everywhere / universal
勒
lè
(literary) bridle / halter / headstall / to rein in / to compel / to force / (literary) to carve / to engrave / (literary) to command / to lead (an army etc) / (physics) lux (abbr. for 勒克斯[lè kè sī])
lēi
to strap tightly / to bind

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