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roll; go away; boil; surname
Meanings
6 senses · 22 examplesverb
to roll; to turn over
Describes objects moving by turning over repeatedly, or liquids moving freely.
Shiny water droplets are rolling on the lotus leaves.
The football rolled into the goal.
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The rock rolled down from the hillside.
The little dog is rolling around on the grass.
The tires rolled over the muddy road.
verb
to get lost; go away (scolding)
informal, derogatoryHighly colloquial and rude, used to angrily tell someone to leave immediately.
Get out! Stop messing around here.
Get out of here right now!
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He was scolded out of the office by his boss.
I'm annoyed just seeing him, tell him to leave quickly!
The meaning of 'gǔn dàn' is similar to 'gǔn kāi'.
verb
to boil; to seethe
Used to describe liquids that are heated to boiling point, or agitated turbulent liquids.
Don't touch boiling water, it will scald you.
The water in the pot is boiling, we can put in the noodles.
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Waves are rolling back and forth on the sea surface.
Turn to low heat and simmer after the soup boils.
Hot oil is bubbling in the pot, ready to fry French fries.
verb
to roll; to coat by rolling
Used for making food or shaping objects by rolling them in a substance.
Mom is rolling sweet dumplings for the Lantern Festival.
The kids are rolling snowballs in the snow.
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He rolled the cotton into a big ball.
This method is called sugar-coated hawthorns.
Compound interest is a very high interest calculation method.
verb
same as 绲
archaic, technical (clothing)A rarely used variant meaning, refers to stitching a decorative ribbon edge on clothing.
A decorative ribbon edge was stitched around the collar of this garment.
noun
surname Gun
A rare Chinese family name.
Mr. Gun is a new colleague at our company.