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相電流 (soeng1 din6 lau4) — Phase current
相食 (soeng1 sik6) — Cannibalism
省到立立令 (saang2 dou3 laap3 laap3 ling3) — (slang) to burnish or polish and make shiny; (Figurative meaning) being blamed,…
省城話 (saang2 seng4 waa2) — Cantonese
省市 (saang2 si5) — Provinces and cities
省政府 (saang2 zing3 fu2) — provincial government
省文 (saang2 man4) — (noun) concise expression; short expression
省港旗兵 (saang2 gong2 kei4 bing1) — robbers from Mainland China who robs in Hong Kong (slang)
省 (saang2) — (slang) 1. Beautiful; 2. Stunning; (slang) (Usually in passive voice) being cri…
省鏡 (saang2 geng3) — (adjective) beautiful; pretty; stunning
眈天望地 (daam1 tin1 mong6 dei6) — (adjective) absentminded; not paying attention; standing around doing nothing; …
眉宇 (mei4 jyu5) — Forehead; facial appearance
眉精眼企 (mei4 zeng1 ngaan5 kei5) — (adjective) to describe one's external appearance which gives off the impressio…
眉豆 (mei4 dau6) — black-eyed peas
眉鉗 (mei4 kim4) — Tweezers
眉頭眼額 (mei4 tau4 ngaan5 ngaak6) — facial expression (spoken)
看到 (hon3 dou3) — can see
看小 (hon3 siu2) — to look down
看更 (hon1 gaang1) — a security guard
看牛 (hon1 ngau4) — to cowherd; often used as an expression to describe the energy required to look…
看風使舵 (hon3 fung1 sai2 to4) — (proverb) to adapt; change different directions according to different circumst…
真人表演 (zan1 jan4 biu2 jin2) — (noun) a live show; a live performance
真係 (zan1 hai6) — really; very
真名實姓 (zan1 ming4 sat6 sing3) — Real Names
真命天子 (zan1 ming6 tin1 zi2) — Mr. Right; the chosen one by heaven to become the emperor
真實 (zan1 sat6) — factual; fact
真心話 (zan1 sam1 waa2) — The truth
真情 (zan1 cing4) — real emotions and feelings
真我 (zan1 ngo5) — real me; true self
真核細胞 (zan1 hat6 sai3 baau1) — Eukaryotic Cells
真的 (zan1 dik1) — yes; real
真真假假 (zan1 zan1 gaa2 gaa2) — Half-truths; truth intertwined with the false
真真正正 (zan1 zan1 zing3 zing3) — (adjective) real; genuine; authentic
真空 (zan1 hung1) — (slang) "真空" means a woman wears an outfit without wear a bra
真菌類 (zan1 kwan2 leoi6) — Fungi
真話 (zan1 waa2) — (noun) truth
真金白銀 (zan1 gam1 baak6 ngan2) — real hard cash (spoken)
真除 (zan1 ceoi4) — promoted from a temporary post to an official post
眼不見為乾淨 (ngaan5 bat1 gin3 wai4 gon1 zeng6) — (slang) things become clean and tidy when people don't see the mess
眼仔 (ngaan5 zai2) — webcam
眼仔碌碌 (ngaan5 zai2 luk1 luk1) — cute big round eyes (to describe big round eyes of babies)
眼光光 (ngaan5 gwong1 gwong1) — (adverb) to describe when someone is looking vacantly; gazing aimlessly; starin…
眼公仔 (ngaan5 gung1 zai2) — (noun) pupil (of the eye)
眼冤 (ngaan5 jyun1) — (adjective) disgusted by; unbearable to look at; to be offending to the eye; to…
眼凸凸 (ngaan5 dat6 dat6) — eyes bulging with anger
眼利 (ngaan5 lei6) — eagle eye (spoken)
眼唔見為伶俐 (ngaan5 m4 gin3 wai4 ling4 lei6) — out of sight, out of mind
眼坦坦 (ngaan5 taan2 taan2) — to look on in despair and with frustration
眼大大 (ngaan5 daai6 daai6) — Big eyes
眼大睇過籠 (ngaan5 daai6 tai2 gwo3 lung4) — (proverb) unseen; overlook; miss
眼大睇過龍 (ngaan5 daai6 tai2 gwo3 lung4) — careless
眼定定 (ngaan5 ding6 ding6) — (adverb) to describe how someone is looking; staring; gazing fixatedly at somet…
眼屎 (ngaan5 si2) — discharge from one's eye
眼挑針 (ngaan5 tiu1 zam1) — Stye; sty
眼挹毛 (ngaan5 jap1 mou4) — eyelashes
眼掘掘 (ngaan5 gwat6 gwat6) — to stare at others angrily
眼斬斬 (ngaan5 zaam2 zaam2) — (adjective) blinking eyes
眼枷 (ngaan5 kaa1) — glasses
眼核 (ngaan5 wat6) — eyeball
眼毛 (ngaan5 mou4) — (noun) eyelash
眼水 (ngaan5 seoi2) — tears; vision; eyesight; eyedrops; the ability to judge something
眼淚水 (ngaan5 leoi6 seoi2) — (noun) tear
眼淺 (ngaan5 cin2) — (adj.) to describe someone who bursts into tears easily
眼濕濕 (ngaan5 sap1 sap1) — (slang) to be on the verge of tears; tearful; to have tears in one's eyes
眼火標 (ngaan5 fo2 biu1) — angry
眼火爆 (ngaan5 fo2 baau3) — (slang) angry; outraged; furious; mad; eyes blazing with anger
眼炎 (ngaan5 jim4) — Ophthalmia
眼甘甘 (ngaan5 gam1 gam1) — (adverb) (gazing; gawking; staring) greedily
眼界 (ngaan5 gaai3) — vision; aim
眼白白 (ngaan5 baak6 baak6) — (adverb) (look on) dully or blankly; (look on) helplessly; to describe how one …
眼眉毛 (ngaan5 mei4 mou4) — eyebrow
眼眉毛長 (ngaan5 mei4 mou4 coeng4) — (noun) long eyebrow
眼眉 (ngaan5 mei4) — (noun) eyebrow
眼眉跳 (ngaan5 mei4 tiu4) — twitching of the eyelid, usually taken as an omen for disaster or as a sign of …
眼眨眨 (ngaan5 zaam2 zaam2) — blinking eyes
眼 (ngaan5) — (noun) 1. the unit of needles; 2. eyesight; small hole; crux (of a matter) M: 只…
眼睛生響頭頂 (ngaan5 zing1 saang1 hoeng2 tau4 deng2) — a metaphor to describe someone who is very arrogant
眼睩睩 (ngaan5 luk1 luk1) — big eyes (normally used for describing babies's eyes); angry staring eyes; to r…
眼睫毛 (ngaan5 zit3 mou4) — (noun) eyelashes
眼䁪䁪 (ngaan5 zaam2 zaam2) — blinking eyes
眼矇 (ngaan5 mung1) — (adjective) blurry or unclear vision; unable to see clearly
眼矇矇 (ngaan5 mung4 mung4) — blurring of vision; bleary-eyed
眼矋矋 (ngaan5 lai3 lai3) — staring
眼紅 (ngaan5 hung4) — (adjective) covetous
眼緊 (ngaan5 gan2) — to be in anger; green with envy; stingy
眼緣 (ngaan5 jyun4) — (noun) eyes-affinity
眼翕毛 (ngaan5 jap1 mou1) — Eyelashes
眼肚 (ngaan5 tou5) — lower eyelid (spoken)
眼花花 (ngaan5 faa1 faa1) — blurring of vision; to be dazzled
眼蓋 (ngaan5 goi3) — Eyelid
眼裡 (ngaan5 leoi5) — (adverb) in someone's eyes;
眼角高 (ngaan5 gok3 gou1) — arrogant; one who is hard to please
眼赤 (ngaan5 cek3) — Red Eye; sore eye
眼超超 (ngaan5 ciu1 ciu1) — staring
眼鏡鋪 (ngaan5 geng2 pou2) — Optical Shop
眼闊肚窄 (ngaan5 fut3 tou5 zaak3) — (adjective) to want more than what one can eat; take in; to be overly greedy; t…
眾怒難犯 (zung3 nou6 naan4 faan6) — (idiom) Do not incur public wrath; Do not incur the anger of the masses
眾擎易舉 (zung3 king4 ji6 geoi2) — cooperation makes difficult things easy
眾望所歸 (zung3 mong6 so2 gwai1) — (proverb) to enjoy popular confidence; someone has public respects and supports
眾生相 (zung3 sang1 soeng3) — the appearance of all types of people around the world
眾目昭彰 (zung3 muk6 ciu1 zoeng1) — seen clearly by everyone; watched by the sharp-eyed public
眾目睽睽 (zung3 muk6 kwai4 kwai4) — (advert) in front of people; under people's watchful eyes
着龍袍唔似太子 (zoek6 lung4 pou4 m4 ci5 taai3 zi2) — does not look like an emperor even when dressed in a dragon robe', a metaphor t…
睇上眼 (tai2 soeng5 ngaan5) — (verb) like; catch someone's eye
睇中 (tai2 zung1) — fancy; liking someone or something (spoken)
睇人口面 (tai2 jan4 hau2 min6) — having to adapt and act to other people's disposition; having to put up with th…
睇低 (tai2 dai1) — despise; look down on someone (spoken)
睇住佢頭 (tai2 zyu6 keoi5 tau2) — Follow someone; to learn and copy from someone
睇住嚟 (tai2 zyu6 lei4) — (verb) watch out; to pay attention
睇住 (tai2 zyu6) — looking; staring; watching
睇來 (tai2 lai4) — seem
睇到 (tai2 dou3) — (verb) see; look; have seen
睇勻 (tai2 wan4) — after checking all over
睇化 (tai2 faa3) — (adj.) nonchalant; phlegmatic; jaded; (v.) to remain calm even when something g…
睇吓 (tai2 haa3) — (verb) look; check it out or (adverb) that depends on…
睇唔入眼 (tai2 m4 jap6 ngaan5) — not to one's liking
睇唔起 (tai2 m4 hei2) — (verb) to despise; to disdain; to scorn
睇唔過眼 (tai2 m4 gwo3 ngaan5) — to not be able to tolerate or bear to look at something which is unreasonable; …
睇唔開 (tai2 m4 hoi1) — (verb) can't find a solution; can't find a way out
睇啱 (tai2 ngaam1) — chosen (spoken)
睇嚟湊 (tai2 lai2 cau3) — seems like (spoken)
睇嚟 (tai2 lai2) — seems like (spoken)
睇場 (tai2 coeng4) — a gangster member who is in-charge of a venue (spoken)
睇夜 (tai2 je6) — (verb) night shift
睇大戲 (tai2 daai6 hei3) — to watch Chinese Opera
睇好 (tai2 hou2) — (verb) believe in;
睇定 (tai2 ding6) — observe a while till knowing more (spoken)
睇實 (tai2 sat6) — (verb) to keep eyes on; take care
睇小 (tai2 siu2) — (verb) to look down on; to underestimate
睇山 (tai2 saan1) — to check out the feng shui of the graveyard at the cemetery
睇差一皮 (tai2 caa1 jat1 pei4) — (verb) to make a bad estimation
睇得出 (tai2 dak1 ceot1) — to be able to tell from seeing something
睇得化 (tai2 dak1 faa3) — (verb) to get over with something; to accept difficulties, facts and unpleasant…
睇得起 (tai2 dak1 hei2) — (verb) trust on; count on; bet on
睇怕 (tai2 paa3) — seems like there's little hope (spoken)
睇戲 (tai2 hei3) — watching movies
睇數 (tai2 sou3) — to settle up; to settle accounts; to ask for the bill; to keep an eye on the ac…
睇更 (tai2 gaang1) — (noun) security guard; security service
睇書 (tai2 syu1) — reading books (spoken)
睇樓 (tai2 lau2) — (verb) to visit an open house or a property
睇檔 (tai2 dong3) — (verb) look after a business or a stall business
睇死 (tai2 sei2) — (verb) to look down on; to regard someone as worthless; to give up on; to belit…
睇水 (tai2 seoi2) — (verb) to keep a lookout; to keep watch
睇水色 (tai2 seoi2 sik1) — to observe the situation; circumstances
睇法 (tai2 faat3) — opinions or views
睇波 (tai2 bo1) — (verb) to watch a soccer, football or other ball games
睇淡 (tai2 daam6) — a negative outlook; to forsee a slack trend
睇清楚 (tai2 cing1 co2) — (verb) see or look carefully; check carefully
睇準起筷 (tai2 zeon2 hei2 faai3) — take aim and pick up your aimed food (spoken)
睇漏眼 (tai2 lau6 ngaan5) — to overlook something
睇牛 (tai2 ngau4) — (verb) herd cattle
睇田水 (tai2 tin4 seoi2) — the management of an irrigation system in a paddy field
睇病 (tai2 beng6) — (v.) to diagnose an illness
睇症 (tai2 zing3) — (verb) see a patient
睇白 (tai2 baak6) — assume (spoken)
睇相佬 (tai2 soeng1 lou2) — male fortune teller
睇相 (tai2 soeng3) — (v.) to tell a fortune by reading someone's face (physiognomy); to visit a fort…
睇真 (tai2 zan1) — to look carefully; to see clearly
睇 (tai2) — (verb) to catch; to look down upon (classical); to see; to look at (Cantonese);…
睇睇 (tai2 tai2) — let's see (spoken)
睇穿 (tai2 cyun1) — to see through (a trick or a facade)
睇老婆 (tai2 lou5 po4) — pick a wife (spoken)
睇脈 (tai2 mak6) — visiting Chinese medical practitioner (spoken)
睇落 (tai2 lok6) — looks like; seems; to come across as
睇衰 (tai2 seoi1) — (verb) to look down on; to regard someone as worthless; to give up on; to belit…
睇見 (tai2 gin3) — (verb) to catch sight of; to witness
睇起上嚟 (tai2 hei2 soeng5 lei4) — seems; appears
睇起 (tai2 hei2) — to think highly of someone
睇路 (tai2 lou6) — (verb) look; search for a road; watch out
睇辦 (tai2 baan2) — to check the sample
睇過先 (tai2 gwo3 sin1) — (verb) let see
睇過 (tai2 gwo3) — saw; that depends on
睇醫生 (tai2 ji1 sang1) — to see a doctor
睇錢份上 (tai2 cin2 fan6 soeng6) — doing something because of money; for the sake of money
睇門口 (tai2 mun4 hau2) — guarding the entrance (spoken)
睇開啲 (tai2 hoi1 di1) — (verb) to get over with something; to accept difficulties, facts and unpleasant…
睇開 (tai2 hoi1) — was looking (spoken)
睇電視 (tai2 din6 si6) — (verb) watch TV shows or other TV programs
睇霸王戲 (tai2 baa3 wong4 hei3) — (verb) watch a movie without paying
睇頭 (tai2 tau4) — eye-catching (spoken)
睇頭睇尾 (tai2 tau4 tai2 mei5) — looking from front and back (spoken); look over everything
睇風水 (tai2 fung1 seoi2) — (verb) to check with feng shui; to practice geomancy
睇餸食飯 (tai2 sung3 sik6 faan6) — describes when one is required to be aware of the current situation and react i…
睜眉突眼 (zang1 mei4 dat6 ngaan5) — to glare at with eyes wide open
督背脊 (duk1 bui3 zek3) — backstabbing
睩 (luk1) — rolling (eyes); to look; to glance; to roll the eyes; to stare
睬你都傻 (coi2 nei5 dou1 so4) — ignore you; I can't be bothered with you
睬佢都傻 (coi2 keoi5 dou1 so4) — (slang) no need to pay attention to what someone says; their opinions; their re…
睡不著 (seoi6 bat1 zoek6) — can't fall asleep
睡夢 (seoi6 mung6) — Dream; dream(s) (whilst sleeping)
睡眼惺忪 (seoi6 ngaan5 sing1 sung1) — sleepy eyes
睡衫 (seoi6 saam1) — pyjamas
睡鋪 (seoi6 pou1) — bunk
睽異 (kwai4 ji6) — different comment on the same thing; disagree; differ in opinion
瞀里 (mau6 lei5) — dumb
瞄 (miu4) — to gaze; to aim; to look at attentively
瞇埋眼 (mei1 maai4 ngaan5) — to close the eyes
瞌埋眼 (hap1 maai4 ngaan5) — to close the eyes
瞌眼瞓 (hap1 ngaan5 fan3) — feeling sleepy
瞎話 (hat6 waa6) — Nonsense
瞓低 (fan3 dai1) — lie down
瞓厲頸 (fan3 lai2 geng2) — (verb) get a sore neck; get a stiff neck
瞓唔著 (fan3 m4 zoek6) — can't fall asleep
瞓捩頸 (fan3 lai2 geng2) — to get a stiff neck
瞓晏覺 (fan3 ngaan3 gaau3) — taking an afternoon nap (spoken)
瞓着 (fan3 zoek6) — asleep
瞓著 (fan3 zoek6) — asleep
瞓街 (fan3 gaai1) — live on the street (spoken)
瞓衫 (fan3 saam1) — pajamas; pyjamas
瞓覺衫 (fan3 gaau3 saam1) — pajamas; pyjamas
瞓身 (fan3 san1) — try the best; to devote oneself to
瞓過籠 (fan3 gwo3 lung4) — wake up too late; to oversleep
瞓過龍 (fan3 gwo3 lung4) — (verb) oversleep
瞓醒 (fan3 sing2) — awake
䁪下眼 (zaam2 haa5 ngaan5) — in the blink of an eye
䁪吓眼 (zaam2 haak3 ngaan5) — with a blink of an eye (spoken)
䁪眉䁪眼 (zaam2 mei4 zaam2 ngaan5) — to wink and make signs to one another; to make eyes at someone
䁪眼 (zaam2 ngaan5) — to blink (eyes)
瞥伯 (pit3 baak3) — (noun) voyeur; peeping tom; peeping watcher
瞧得起 (ciu4 dak1 hei2) — appreciate; to think highly of someone or something
瞬間移動 (seon3 gaan1 ji4 dung6) — Teleportation
瞳人 (tung4 jan4) — pupil (in eye)
𥋇眼 (caang4 ngaan5) — dazzle the eyes [colloquial]
矇忪 (mung1 sung1) — sleepy; drowsy; dopey
矇查查 (mung4 caa4 caa4) — clumsy; confused (spoken)
矇査査 (mung4 caa4 caa4) — (adjective) blurry; hazy (adjective) confused; clueless; unclear; muddle-headed
矇矇光 (mung1 mung1 gwong1) — Misty light; day break; the early hours after midnight
矇茶茶 (mung4 caa4 caa4) — (adjective) blurry; hazy (adjective) confused; clueless; unclear; muddle-headed
矇豬眼 (mung1 zyu1 ngaan5) — (noun) small eyes
矚目 (zuk1 muk6) — eye-catching
矛盾 (maau4 teon5) — (noun) conflict
矜貴 (ging1 gwai3) — (adjective) arrogant
矢志不移 (ci2 zi3 bat1 ji4) — (adjective) someone's mind is absolutely determined; firm; steady
矢石 (ci2 sek6) — war; slings and arrows
矢言 (ci2 jin4) — Vowed; to swear an oath
知事 (zi1 si6) — know the things; governor; thoughtful; sensible
知人口面不知心 (zi1 jan4 hau2 min6 bat1 zi1 sam1) — (proverb) people cannot understand others from the person's appearance
知到 (zi1 dou3) — understand (acknowledging)
知命之年 (zi1 ming6 zi1 nin4) — (noun) quinquagenarian; 50 years old
知啲唔知啲 (zi1 di1 m4 zi1 di1) — (slang) knowing a part of a story; an event; a situation but not all; knowing a…
知客 (zi1 haak3) — reception lady (at restaurants)
知底 (zi1 dai2) — to know the inside story
知彼知己，百戰百勝 (zi1 bei2 zi1 gei2 baak3 zin3 baak3 sing3) — know the opponents well and you can win every battle
知微 (zi1 mei4) — (verb) argue; dispute over each detail; debate for every small aspect
知微麻利 (zi1 mei4 maa4 lei6) — make a big deal out of small things (idiom)
知心人 (zi1 sam1 jan4) — bosom friend
知心朋友 (zi1 sam1 pang4 jau2) — bosom friend
知恩感戴 (zi1 jan1 gam2 daai3) — to feel gratitude
知情識趣 (zi1 cing4 sik1 ceoi3) — understanding and considerate
知慳識儉 (zi1 haan1 sik1 gim6) — (adjective) thrifting
知書識墨 (zi1 syu1 sik1 mak6) — being knowledgeable (idiom)
知機 (zi1 gei1) — (verb) to sense danger or trouble is coming; or (verb) to sense an opportunity …
知死 (zi1 sei2) — now you learn the bad consequences (spoken)
知 (zi1) — (adverb) 1. yes; (noun); knowledge; (verb); to inform; (adjective) close or bos…
知衰 (zi1 seoi1) — now you learn the bad consequences (spoken)
知識份子 (zi1 sik1 fan6 zi2) — Intellectual
知識經濟 (zi1 sik1 ging1 zai3) — Knowledge-based economy
知識青年 (zi1 sik1 cing1 nin4) — (noun) educated teens; young intellectual
知醒 (zi1 seng2) — will wake up on time by themself'
知醜 (zi1 cau2) — (adjective) shame; ashamed
知錯能改 (zi1 co3 nang4 goi2) — one must acknowledge one's mistakes first to be able to rectify them
知頭唔知尾 (zi1 tau4 m4 zi1 mei5) — (slang) know the beginning of a story; an event; a situation but not the end
短切切 (dyun2 cit1 cit1) — very short
短命種 (dyun2 meng6 zung2) — Short-lived
短度闊封 (dyun2 dou6 fut3 fung1) — short and stout
短打 (dyun2 daa2) — Bunt; short range sparring
短敍 (dyun2 zeoi6) — (noun) have a short meeting; have a short gathering
短火 (dyun2 fo2) — (noun) a pistol
短 (dyun2) — (adjective) deficient; short; brief; to lack; weak point; fault; lacking; short…
短笛 (dyun2 dek6) — a piccolo
短篇 (dyun2 pin1) — a short article; short stories
短薳 (dyun2 jyun5) — to pinch, remove the top (agriculture terminology)
短袖衫 (dyun2 zau6 saam1) — short sleeve clothing
短裙 (dyun2 kwan4) — a mini-skirt
短褸 (dyun2 lau1) — (noun) a short jacket; a short coat
矮仔多計 (ngai2 zai2 do1 gai3) — short people are more strategic (slang)
矮仔 (ngai2 zai2) — short guy
矮凳仔 (ngai2 dang3 zai2) — small stool
矮凸凸 (ai2 dat1 dat1) — (adjective) short
矮𠱂𠱂 (ai2 dat1 dat1) — (adjective) very short; very short (of a person) [colloquial]
矮矮細細 (ai2 ai2 sai3 sai3) — Short and thin
矮細 (ngai2 sai3) — short; stubby
矮腯腯 (ai2 dat1 dat1) — very short
矮躉 (ai2 dan2) — a type of bus
矯飾 (giu2 sik1) — to dissemble; feign in order to conceal something
石井 (sek6 zeng2) — Shi Jin, place in China; a stone well
石仔 (sek6 zai2) — pebbles; small stones
石圍塘 (sek6 wai4 tong4) — Shi Wei Tang, place in China
石圍角 (sek6 wai4 gok3) — Shek Wai Kok, place in Hong Kong
石堅 (sek6 gin1) — Shih Kien (Shek Kin), name of an actor in Hong Kong
石塘咀 (sek6 tong4 zeoi2) — Shek Tong Tsui, place in Hong Kong
石壁水塘 (sek6 bik1 seoi2 tong4) — Shek Pik Reservoir, place in Hong Kong
石壁 (sek6 bik1) — (noun) stone wall; or (noun) Shek Pik, which is located in Lantau Island, Hong …
石壁站 (sek6 bik1 zaam6) — Shi Bi Station, place in China
石壆 (sek6 bok3) — Curb
石子 (sek6 zi2) — Pebble
石屎樓 (sek6 si2 lau4) — cement building
石山 (sek6 saan1) — (noun) Rocky Mountain
石川縣 (sek6 cyun1 jyun6) — Ishikawa Prefecture, place in Japan
石排灣 (sek6 paai4 waan1) — Shek Pai Wan, Place in Hong Kong
石春 (sek6 ceon1) — (noun) pebble; stone
石板街 (sek6 baan2 gaai1) — (noun) Pottinger Street, which is a road in Central, Hong Kong
石油勘探 (sek6 jau4 ham3 taam3) — oil exploration
石油氣爐 (sek6 jau4 hei3 lou4) — LPG stove; bottled gas stove
石油氣 (sek6 jau4 hei3) — LPG; petroleum gas
石澳 (sek6 ou3) — (noun) Shek O, which is a beachside village located on the Southern District of…
石灰水 (sek6 fui1 seoi2) — Limewater
石灰籮 (sek6 fui1 lo4) — one who commits petty crime everywhere (slang)
石牌橋站 (sek6 paai4 kiu4 zaam6) — Shipaiqiao station, place in China
石狗公 (sek6 gau2 gung1) — rockfish (spoken)
石 (sek6) — (noun) Chinese surname; (old term) unit of measuring grain; rock; stone; stone …
石硤尾 (sek6 gip3 mei5) — Shek Kip Mei, a town situated in Kowloon, Hong Kong
石碁站 (sek6 kei4 zaam6) — Shiqi Station, place in Hong Kong
石筆 (sek6 bat1) — Slate pencil; chalk pencil
石米 (sek6 mai5) — granolithic
石級 (sek6 kap1) — (noun) stone stairs; stone steps
石綠 (sek6 luk6) — a green pigment made of malachite; mineral green; malachite green
石罅米 (sek6 laa3 mai5) — (slang) someone is willing to spend money on prostitutes only
石螺 (sek6 lo2) — River snail
石馬 (sek6 maa5) — stone horses
石鼓洲 (sek6 gu2 zau1) — Shek Kwu Chau, place in Hong Kong
泵把 (bam1 baa2) — bumper (car)
泵氣 (bam1 hei3) — (verb) to inflate; to pump up
砂布 (saa1 bou3) — Emery cloth
砂煲兄弟 (saa1 bou1 hing1 dai6) — best male mates (spoken)
砂煲 (saa1 bou1) — a clay pot
砂煲罌罉 (saa1 bou1 ngaang1 caang1) — (noun) all kinds of cookware
砂盆 (saa1 pun4) — (noun) a sand tray; a clay pot
砌低 (cai3 dai1) — (verb) to compete with; to beat down
砌圖 (cai3 tou4) — jigsaw puzzle
砌幾圈 (cai3 gei2 hyun1) — playing mahjong
砌生豬肉 (cai3 saang1 zyu1 juk6) — (slang) to frame someone; to set someone up
砌 (cai3) — (Cantonese); falsely incriminate; to frame; to hit or bash; piece together; to …
研 (jin4) — to develop; to study; research
研究室 (jin4 gau3 sat1) — (noun) a research lab
研究成果 (jin4 gau3 sing4 gwo2) — result from the research
研船 (jin4 syun4) — Boat-shaped herbal medicine mortar
砣錶 (to4 biu1) — pocket watch
砥礪 (dai2 lai6) — encouragement; a sharpening stone
破柴 (po3 caai4) — (verb) to chop wood
破 (po3) — (verb) spend (money); broken; damaged; worn out; lousy; rotten; to break, split…
破落 (po3 lok6) — broken down; to be in decline
破財擋災 (po3 coi4 dong2 zoi1) — (proverb) someone spends money can offset troubles; lose money to block any dis…
破釜沈舟 (po3 fu2 cam4 zau1) — burn your bridges behind you
破銅爛鐵 (po3 tung4 laan6 tit3) — Scrap metal
砵仔糕 (but3 zai2 gou1) — (food) steamed rice pudding with red beans
砵典乍街 (but3 din2 zaa3 gaai1) — (noun) Pottinger Street, which is a road in Central, Hong Kong
砵蘭街 (but1 laan4 gaai1) — Portland Street, place in Hong Kong
砵酒 (but3 zau2) — port (wine)
硝化 (siu1 faa3) — Nitrification
硬件 (ngaang6 gin2) — infrastructure
硬係 (ngaang2 hai6) — (adverb) always; stubbornly; obstinately; invariably; such is (the case); delib…
硬倔倔 (ngaang6 gwat6 gwat6) — (adjective) very hard
硬健 (ngaang6 gin6) — healthy and sturdy
硬功夫 (ngaang6 gung1 fu1) — Great proficiency
硬打硬 (ngaang6 daa2 ngaang6) — (slang) if something is "硬打硬", both parties will get hurt or damage, and both d…
硬拼 (ngaang6 ping3) — to fight recklessly regardless of the chances and with no regard for the conseq…
硬掙 (ngaang6 zang1) — (verb) to vie for; to hardly argue or debate
硬晒舦 (ngaang6 saai3 taai5) — shy and become stiff (slang)
硬晒軚 (ngaang6 saai3 taai3) — shy and become stiff (slang)
硬板 (ngaang6 baan2) — (noun) a solid panel; a wood panel
硬橋硬馬 (ngaang6 kiu4 ngaang6 maa5) — (proverb) someone's skills and abilities are real; someone is determined and fi…
硬淨 (ngaang6 zing6) — tough; hard
硬 (ngaang6) — (adjective) 1. tough (guy); (adverb); Unavoidably; 2. forcibly; hard; stiff; st…
硬紙板 (ngaang6 zi2 baan2) — Cardboard
硬膠 (ngaang6 gaau1) — rigid plastic; euphemism for 'dumbass'
硬身 (ngaang6 san1) — rigid; strong and robust; stiff
硬頸 (ngaang6 geng2) — (adjective) stubborn; obstinate
硬食 (ngaang6 sik6) — (verb) to be forced to accept;
硬骨頭 (ngaang6 gwat1 tau4) — (noun) a tough guy
碌咭 (luk1 gat1) — swipe a credit card (spoken)
碌地沙 (luk1 dei6 saa1) — rolling on the floor (spoken)
碌地 (luk1 dei6) — roll on the floor (spoken)
碌士 (luk1 si2) — (noun) notes; hand-out
碌架床 (luk1 gaa2 cong4) — double bunker bed
碌柚 (luk1 jau2) — (noun) (fruit) a pomelo
碌 (luk1) — (Cantonese); classifier for bamboo or stick; to look; sleepless; laborious; sma…
碌碌 (luk1 luk1) — big and round (spoken)
碌葛 (luk1 got3) — (noun) sucker; idiot; stupid or dumb person
碎屍萬段 (seoi3 si1 maan6 dyun6) — a body cut to pieces
碎料 (seoi3 liu2) — easy task (spoken)
碎步 (seoi3 bou6) — small quick steps
碎濕濕 (seoi3 sap1 sap1) — trivial
碎 (seoi3) — trivial; to break down; to break into pieces; fragmentary; to smash; broken; bu…
碎紙 (seoi3 zi2) — loose change (money of small demonimations); to shred paper
碎銀 (seoi3 ngan4) — spare change; coins (spoken)
碎錢 (seoi3 cin2) — loose change
碓頭 (deoi3 tau4) — Pestle head
碗仔翅 (wun2 zai2 ci3) — (food) vegetarian Shark-fin Soup
碗布 (wun2 bou3) — (noun) dishcloth; a dish towel
碗碗碟碟 (wun2 wun2 dip6 dip6) — bowls and plates; tableware
碗碟碰埋都有聲 (wun2 dip6 pung3 maai4 dou1 jau5 seng1) — "bowls and dishes clink when banged together," used to admonish people coming t…
碘酒 (din2 zau2) — Iodine tincture
碰啱 (pung3 ngaam1) — just happen to (spoken)
碰彩數 (pung3 coi2 sou3) — (verb) test someone's luck; try someone's luck
碰彩 (pung3 coi2) — get lucky happen by chance
碰 (pung3) — collison; crash; collect; identical tiles in game of Mahjong (Cantonese); try o…
碰頭會 (pung3 tau4 wui2) — Briefing meeting
䂿䂿趯 (taap3 taap3 tik1) — clump, thump
碟仔 (dip6 zai2) — (noun) a small plate; a sauce plate
碟 (dip6) — (noun) 1. CD; 2. disk, 3. record; dish; plate
碟頭飯 (dip6 tau2 faan6) — a meal consisting of white rice and the accompanying dishes (such as the meats …
碥 (bin2) — dangerous place of strong currents
碧咸 (bik1 haam4) — (former professional footballer) David Beckham
碧根鮑華 (bik1 gan1 baau1 waa4) — Franz Beckenbauer
碧海 (bik1 hoi2) — Blue Sea
碨 (wai3) — A stone mill
碩學通儒 (sek6 hok6 tung1 jyu4) — wise and learned scholar
碳紙 (taan3 zi2) — (noun) carbon paper
碳纖維 (taan3 cim1 wai4) — Carbon fiber
磁懸浮列車 (ci4 jyun4 fau4 lit6 ce1) — Maglev train
磁流體 (ci4 lau4 tai2) — hydromagnetic fluid
確係 (kok3 hai6) — (adverb) of course; certainly
確認 (kok3 jing6) — verification
碼頭 (maa5 tau4) — (slang) (of women) rich guy
磅友 (bong6 jau2) — (noun) attendant; enabler
磅水 (bong6 seoi2) — (verb) to borrow money from; to ask for a loan; to ask for money; to pay; to pa…
磅 (bong6) — (verb) (of money) pay; give; see 磅秤 scale; platform balance; (loanword) pound (…
磚坯 (zyun1 pui1) — unfired brick
磨嘴皮 (mo4 zeoi2 pei4) — To persuade
磨心 (mo4 sam1) — among midst of conflicting opinions
磨碌 (mo4 luk1) — moron; stupid; retarded (spoken)
磾 (dai1) — A stone that can be used to make black dye
示愛 (si6 oi3) — professing love; to express love
社交網站 (se5 gaau1 mong5 zaam6) — Social networking sites
社公 (se5 gung1) — (noun) the Earth God
社區學院 (se5 keoi1 hok6 jyun2) — Community College
社壇 (se5 taan4) — (noun) the shrine of the Earth God
社女 (se5 neoi5) — prostitutes (slang)
社會問題 (se5 wui2 man6 tai4) — Social Issues
社會效益 (se5 wui2 haau6 jik1) — Social benefits
社會 (se5 wui2) — (noun) community
社會福利 (se5 wui2 fuk1 lei6) — Social Welfare
社會福利署 (se5 wui2 fuk1 lei6 cyu5) — The Social Welfare Department
社民連 (se5 man4 lin4) — League of Social Democrats
祈禱文 (kei4 tou2 man4) — litany; prayers
祈請 (kei4 cing2) — prayer; to beseech
祓魔師 (fat1 mo1 si1) — an exorcist
祕密 (bei3 mat6) — (noun) a secret; mystery; or (adjective) secret; mysterious
祕書 (bei3 syu1) — a secretary
祕書長 (bei3 syu1 zoeng2) — The Secretary-General
祕聞 (bei3 man4) — Confidential; insider information
祕訣 (bei3 kyut3) — Tips
祕魯 (bei3 lou5) — (country) Peru
祖宗十八代 (zou2 zung1 sap6 baat3 doi6) — (noun) all of the ancestors
祖家 (zou2 gaa1) — (noun) home country
祖屋 (zou2 uk1) — Ancestral home
祖師 (zou2 si1) — (noun) a founder of academic; the founder of a sect such as Buddhism or Taoism;…
祖廟 (zou2 miu2) — Ancestral temple
祖廟 (zou2 miu6) — (noun) the temple or mausoleum to enshrine ancestors
祝你好運 (zuk1 nei5 hou2 wan6) — wish you good luck
祝捷 (zuk1 zit6) — (verb) to party or celebrate a triumph or a victory
祝福 (zuk1 fuk1) — to bless
祝英臺 (zuk1 jing1 toi4) — Zhu Yingtai, name of the drama "The Butterfly Lovers"
祝賀 (zuk1 ho6) — to greet
神主牌 (san4 zyu2 paai4) — plaque for ancestors (memorial and worshipping purpose)
神仙 (san4 sin1) — one who eats little (Cantonese)
神仙肚 (san4 sin1 tou5) — one who does not feel hungry (slang)
神仙難救 (san4 sin1 naan4 gau3) — no one can help even the god; beyond redemption
神化 (san4 faa3) — (adjective) 1. bizarre; 2. weird; 3. crazy
神又係佢鬼又係佢 (san4 jau6 hai6 keoi5 gwai2 jau6 hai6 keoi5) — (proverb) someone is acted as the devil and God
神台桔 (san4 toi4 gat1) — (analogy) someone is getting haggard, and slowly frail
神台貓屎 (san4 toi4 maau1 si2) — hated by the gods; despised by the ghosts; hated by everyone (slang)
神嘢 (san4 je5) — strange; broken (spoken)
神威 (san4 wai1) — invincible might; martial prowess
神婆 (san4 po4) — (noun) a witch; ghost whisperer; a sorceress; necromancer
神心 (san4 sam1) — a sincere heart believing in God; devout
神憎鬼厭 (san4 zang1 gwai2 jim3) — hated by everyone (slang)
神戶市 (san4 wu6 si5) — Kobe City
神戸市 (san4 wu6 si5) — Kobe City
神打 (san4 daa2) — (noun) a summon to a God and to possess someone for acquire the power of God
神推鬼拱 (san4 teoi1 gwai2 gung2) — (slang) someone does things unconsciously; unaware; unrealized
神推鬼㧬 (san4 teoi1 gwai2 gung1) — (slang) someone does things unconsciously; unaware; unrealized
神智不清 (san4 zi3 bat1 cing1) — (adjective) unconscious; insane
神棍 (san4 gwan3) — a conman who cheats others for money by using (abusing) the name of God or reli…
神槍手 (san4 coeng1 sau2) — marksman; sharpshooter
神樓 (san4 lau4) — ancestral cabinets
神沙 (san4 saa1) — cents (monetary)
神祕 (san4 bei3) — (adjective) secretive; mysterious
神 (san4) — (slang) (of person) 1. crazy; 2. ridiculous; 3. weird (of machine) out of order…
神神化化 (san4 san4 faa3 faa3) — (adjective) strange; bizarre; outlandish; peculiar
神神地 (san4 san2 dei2) — out of order; a little abnormal; not quite right; defective; mentally unstable
神神經經 (san4 san4 ging1 ging1) — describes a person who acts strangely (like a mentally ill person)
神福 (san4 fuk1) — (noun) The blessing of the gods
神秘化 (san4 bei3 faa3) — Mystification
神級 (san4 kap1) — God level; superior skill; top level
神經中樞 (san4 ging1 zung1 syu1) — the nerve center
神經病學 (san4 ging1 beng6 hok6) — Neurology
神經 (san4 ging1) — (adjective) crazy
神經錯亂 (san4 ging1 co3 lyun6) — Insanity
神聖不可侵犯 (san4 sing3 bat1 ho2 cam1 faan6) — sacred and inviolable
神道教 (san4 dou6 gaau3) — Shinto
神風 (san4 fung1) — (noun) kamikaze
神高神大 (san4 gou1 san4 daai6) — describes a person who is tall and strong (sometimes used in a negative connota…
神龍見首不見尾 (san4 lung4 gin3 sau2 bat1 gin3 mei5) — appear and disappear in quick succession; to be secretive in one's movement and…
票尾 (piu3 mei5) — (noun) a ticket stub
票站調查 (piu3 zaam6 diu6 caa4) — Exit polls
祭旗 (zai3 kei4) — (verb) the Shinto ritual; or (figurative meaning) to find someone as a scapegoat
視像 (si6 zoeng6) — Video; image
視聽教育 (si6 ting1 gaau3 juk6) — Audio visual education

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