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秃 (tū) is an informal word that means "bald" or "bare" in English. It can also refer to something that is blunt or incomplete, such as a piece of writing.
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1. 秃头 (tū tóu) - bald head: This phrase is used to describe someone who is completely bald on their head. It can also be used figuratively to describe someone who is lacking in intelligence or creativity.
2. 秃顶 (tū dǐng) - bald spot: This phrase refers to a specific area on the head where the hair is thinning or completely absent. It can also be used to describe a person who is losing their hair in that area.
3. 秃鹫 (tū jiù) - bald eagle: This phrase refers to the national bird of the United States, known for its distinctive white head and tail feathers. It can also be used to describe someone who is strong and powerful.
4. 秃山 (tū shān) - bald mountain: This phrase refers to a mountain with little or no vegetation on its peak, giving it a bald appearance. It can also be used to describe a person who is completely bald on their head.
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1. 光 (guāng) - This word can mean "bald" in the sense of having no hair on one's head. It can also mean "bare" or "naked" in the sense of lacking something, such as a tree being bare of leaves.
2. 裸 (luǒ) - This word can also mean "bald" in the sense of being without hair. It can also mean "naked" or "bare" in the sense of being exposed or uncovered.
3. 空 (kōng) - This word can mean "bare" or "empty" in the sense of lacking something. It can also mean "incomplete" in the sense of something being unfinished or lacking in detail.
6. 荒 (huāng) - This word can mean "bare" or "barren" in the sense of lacking vegetation or being uncultivated. It can also mean "rough" or "incomplete" in the sense of something being unrefined or unfinished.
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