斑斑 | bān bān | full of stains or spots | |
斑驳 | bān bó | mottled; motley | |
斑斓 | bān lán | gorgeous; brightly colored; multi-colored | |
斑点 | bān diǎn | spot; stain; speckle | |
一斑 | yī bān | lit. one spot (on the leopard); fig. one small item in a big scheme |
1 | Looking at the "Three Kingdoms", she called me and said her face covered with spots, and she was afraid. | |
2 | These two may look unpleasant, but they' re benign and can also be removed in the doctor' s office. | |
3 | Whitening toothpastes will remove only surface stains, such as those caused by smoking, tea or coffee. | |
4 | They also report, however, additional work suggesting a new explanation for why peahens sometimes don' t appear to care about eyespot number. | |
5 | Think of the inevitable flattened chewing-gum spots as red-wine stains. |