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This time, we present the Chinese idiom 「頭童齒豁」, with its definition and usage detailed below.
Tong: originally refers to a mountain without grass or trees, a metaphor for a bald head; Huo: gap. The top of his head is bald and his teeth are sparse. Describes the state of aging.
The Mandarin pronunciation of this idiom is :
tóu tóng chǐ huō
while its Cantonese pinyin is :
tau4 tung4 chi2 kut3
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