gān yóu shuān jìdictionary entry
DEFINITION CC-CEDICT
glycerine suppository
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Original source entry:

甘油栓劑 甘油栓剂 [gan1 you2 shuan1 ji4] /glycerine suppository/

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Other forms in these source records: 甘油栓劑

  • 甘
    gān

    (bound form) sweet / pleasant (contrasted with 苦[kǔ]: bitter, unpleasant) / to be willing (to do sth)

    Gān

    surname Gan / short name for Gansu 甘肅|甘肃[Gān sù]

  • 油
    yóu

    oil / fat / grease / petroleum / to apply tung oil, paint or varnish / oily / greasy / glib / cunning

  • 栓
    shuān

    bottle stopper / plug / (gun) bolt / (grenade) pin

  • 剂
    jì

    (bound form) a compound made by mixing ingredients (esp. a medicinal or chemical product) / (bound form) small piece of dough cut from a rolled log, used for making mantou (steamed buns) or dumplings / classifier for a dose of medicine

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