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whistle
HSK 7-9
outpost / (fig.) front line
whistle
gaudy / flashy (but without substance)
garish / gaudy
watchhouse / sentry post
charactercopypronouncebaikeskritterexampleCorrect
  *哨* | 哨* | *哨
a whistle / sentry
to keep watch / to do sentry duty / to be on patrol
lookout post; sentry post / sentry
to blow a whistle / to whistle
(soccer etc) corrupt officiating / dubious call
hidden sentry post
border sentry post
to whistle (with fingers in one's mouth) / nowadays written 呼哨
sentry / sentinel
to check the sentries
to go on sentry duty / to stand guard
both covert and undercover (officers) keeping watch (idiom)
to whistle
a whistle
to whistle (with fingers in one's mouth) / nowadays written 呼哨
skirmish
whistleblower
sentinel
whistling sound
whistle given as a secret signal
inspection post / checkpoint
lookout post
sentry post


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