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monk vulture
- nomenclaturen. 命名法；术语
- manipulatoryadj. 操作的,操纵的,控制的
- 秃鹫tū jiù
vulture; cinereous vulture
- 阇黎dū lí
Buddhist monk; monk
- 头陀tóu tuó
Buddhist monk
- 鹫jiù
vulture
- 僧sēng
Buddhist monk; monk; a surname
- 雕diāo
carve; engrave; vulture
- 鹫鸦jiù yā
vulture raven
- 出家chū jiā
become a monk or nun, enter into religion
- 衲nà
patch up; patchwork vestment worn by a Buddhist monk; monk
- 剃发修行tì fā xiū háng
have one's hair cut and become a Buddhist or Taoist monk or nun
- 遁迹空门dùn jì kōng mén
become a monk [nun]; take the monastic vow
- 落发luò fā
shave one's head to be a monk or nun
- 鸷禽猛兽zhì qín měng shòu
vultures and beasts
- 和尚hé shàng
monk; bonze; shaveling
- 禅权chán quán
Buddhist monk's staff
- 僧侣sēng lǚ
monks and priests; clergy
- 贪婪的人tān lán de rén
buzzard, cormorant, hyena, pig, vulture
- 半路出家bàn lù chū jiā
become a monk late in life, switch to a job one was not trained for
- 斋饭zhāi fàn
vegetarian food; food given to monks
- 钵bō
earthen bowl; alms bowl (of a Buddhist monk)
- 禅师chán shī
Chan master; honorific title for a Buddhist monk
- 修道士xiū dào shì
cenobite, coenobite, monk, religieux, religious, white friar
- 裟shā
kasaya; a patchwork outer vestment worn by a Buddhist monk cassock
- 袈裟jiā shā
kasaya, a patchwork outer vestment worn by a Buddhist monk; cassock
- 暮鼓晨钟; the solitary life of a monk [nun]; timely exhortations to virtue and purity
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