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脸蛋

liǎn dàn · lian dan

Traditional 臉蛋

Meaning

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  1. cheek
  2. face
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Red cheeks

  1. Dengdeng

    亮亮(liàngliàng)，你的(nǐde)脸蛋(liǎndàn)怎么(zěnme)红红的(hónghóngde)？

    Liangliang, why are your cheeks so red?

  2. Liangliang

    我(wǒ)刚(gāng)跑了(pǎole)一圈(yīquān)。

    I just ran a lap.

  3. Dengdeng

    一圈(yīquān)有(yǒu)多远(duōyuǎn)？

    How far is one lap?

  4. Liangliang

    一百米(yībǎimǐ)，不过(bùguò)我(wǒ)跑得(pǎode)很(hěn)认真(rènzhēn)。

    100 metres, but I ran very seriously.

  5. Dengdeng

    好(hǎo)，你的(nǐde)脸蛋(liǎndàn)已经(yǐjīng)告诉(gàosu)我(wǒ)了(le)。

    Okay, your cheeks already told me.

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2 examples
01

小(xiǎo)女(nǚ)孩(hái)的(de)脸(liǎn)蛋(dàn)红(hóng)扑(pū)扑(pū)的(de)，非(fēi)常(cháng)可(kě)爱(ài)。

The little girl's cheeks were rosy and very cute.

02

他(tā)轻(qīng)轻(qīng)摸(mō)了(le)摸(mō)孩(hái)子(zi)的(de)脸(liǎn)蛋(dàn)。

He gently touched the child's cheek.

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