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鹅 (é)
1. Noun: A type of poultry, larger than a duck, characterized by a long neck, wide flat beak, short tail, and body that is white or gray; males have a larger fleshy protuberance on the forehead, large webbed feet, and are good swimmers.
Example: 白鹅 (white goose), 鹅毛 (goose feathers), 鹅卵石 (cobblestones), 鹅毛大雪 (heavy snow akin to goose feathers).
2. Basic meaning: Name of a poultry species. It has a large head, a flat and wide beak, a long neck, and a short tail. Its feathers are usually white or black.
3. Phonetic Composition: The character is a phonetic compound derived from the radical for "bird" and the phonetic element "é".
4. Synonym: It has the same meaning as its basic definition. It is a clearly defined sub-family of birds within the duck family (Anatidae), related to both swans and ducks. It has a fleshy orange-yellow or dark brown bump on its head, a high and slightly flattened beak, medium-length legs, a body that is generally larger than that of a duck, and a longer neck.
Example: 鹅骄 (arrogant like a goose), 鹅顶椅 (a chair with a high back), 鹅眼 (a name for ancient coins from the Wei dynasty), 鹅头 (to cheat, extort), 鹅项懒凳 (a long low stool), 鹅梨角儿 (a hairstyle resembling a pear), 鹅掌鸭信 (a dish made with goose feet and duck’s tongue).
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