1, Harla: the rancidity of oily food; Kill, kill; Wool fabric; Another name of Wa nationality in China.

2. clam: a mollusk that lives on the bottom of the sea.

Second, the parts of speech are different

1, Harla: Usually it can be used as both a noun and a verb in a sentence.

2. clam: usually used as a noun in a sentence as a subject or object.

Examples of Harla and Clam:

1 This shop uses big and fat Chinese clams, and there are eggs and coconut milk in the soup.

2. Add the cooked clams and shredded seaweed to the asparagus rice, gently mix well with a spoon from bottom to top, and serve.

3. The raw tung oil has not been refined, and the quality of the paint film after drying is poor, and there is a spicy taste.

4. The drunken taste makes you unable to converge, just like the beautiful saliva falling on your face and splashing strawberry fragrance.