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群情 (kwan4 cing4) — public sentiment
群星 (kwan4 sing1) — Various Artists
群眾運動 (kwan4 zung3 wan6 dung6) — mass movement or campaign
群策群力 (kwan4 caak3 kwan4 lik6) — Team work
群 (kwan4) — gang; group; crowd; flock, herd, pack etc; numerous; to join with; to associate…
群育 (kwan4 juk6) — group learning; team building
群言堂 (kwan4 jin4 tong4) — (noun) a place in where everyone allow to talk and discuss their opinions or wo…
義師 (ji6 si1) — an army fighting a just war
義正詞嚴 (ji6 zing3 ci4 jim4) — To speak sternly out of a sense of righteousness
義舉 (ji6 geoi2) — (noun) majestic deed; a beneficial action for the public good
義莊 (ji6 zong1) — (noun) coffin house; mortuary
羹匙 (gang1 ci4) — (utensil) spoon
羹 (gang1) — spoon; soup; broth; a spoonful of, a quantifier
羽毛未豐 (jyu5 mou4 mei6 fung1) — (idiom) someone is young in age and inexperienced; wet behind the ears
羽毛球 (jyu5 mou4 kau4) — (noun) birdy
羽絨衫 (jyu5 jung2 saam1) — A Down jacket
翁虹 (jung1 hung4) — Yvonne Yung Hung, name of a Hong Kong actress
習作 (zaap6 zok3) — academic assignments or coursework
習染 (zaap6 jim5) — Picking up
翕手 (jap1 sau2) — wave of hand for attention (spoken)
翕眼 (hap1 ngaan5) — blinking eyes; blink of an eye; wink
翠微 (ceoi3 mei4) — blue mountain mists; hazy blue mountains scenery; a shady retreat on a green hi…
翡翠台 (fei2 ceoi3 toi4) — Jade Channel, the Cantonese channel of Hong Kong's TVB
翳氣 (ai3 hei3) — to choke with resentment
翳滯 (ai3 zai6) — dyspepsia; indigestion
翳焗 (ai3 guk6) — (adjective) hot and stuffy; muggy; suffocating
翳熱 (ai3 jit6) — steaming hot (weather)
翳 (ai3) — (adjective) (of room, weather, etc.) 1. hot and stale; (of physically condition…
翳肺 (ai3 fai3) — to feel dismayed by something that one is annoyed about
翼 (jik6) — (noun) 1. flank; (verb); to conceal; 2. to cover; wing; area surrounding the bu…
翻去 (faan1 heoi3) — going back (spoken)
翻嚟 (faan1 lai2) — come back
翻天 (faan1 tin1) — raise a rumpus; earthshaking
翻學 (faan1 hok6) — going to school
翻工 (faan1 gung1) — (verb) rework
翻抄 (faan1 caau1) — reproducing; copying from previous (spoken)
翻本 (faan1 bun2) — (verb) get back or obtain back what someone's has lost (usually it refers to mo…
翻渣 (faan1 zaa1) — (verb of traditional Chinese herbal decoction) recook; reboil
翻生 (faan1 saang1) — describes someone who recovered from a downturn to make a fresh start again; li…
翻發 (faan1 faat3) — having the same illness again; recurring illness
翻草 (faan1 cou2) — ruminate
翻轉頭 (faan1 zyun3 tau4) — To return
翻頭婆 (faan1 tau4 po4) — women who re-married (slang)
翻頭嫁 (faan1 tau4 gaa3) — describes the act of a widow or a divorced woman who decides to get married aga…
翻風 (faan1 fung1) — wind is picking up (spoken)
老交情 (lou5 gaau1 cing4) — Old friend; go way back
老人家 (lou5 jan4 gaa1) — (noun) General term to call a senior
老人成嫩仔 (lou5 jan4 sing4 nyun6 zai2) — rejuvenation
老人星 (lou5 jan4 sing1) — Canopus
老人精 (lou5 jan4 zing1) — describes a child who acts like an adult; a young but worldly person
老作 (lou5 zok3) — faking (spoken)
老來嬌 (lou5 loi4 giu1) — an elderly (female) who dresses up to cover up actual age (spoken)
老倌 (lou5 gun1) — a reputable actor, usually an opera actor
老公仔 (lou5 gung1 zai2) — hubby (spoken)
老公撥扇 (lou5 gung1 put3 sin3) — (literally: husband fans); miserable; desolate; pitiful
老公 (lou5 gung1) — (noun) husband
老公餅 (lou5 gung1 beng2) — Husband cake, a pastry that is made with fermented bean curd, garlic and black …
老友鬼鬼 (lou5 jau2 gwai2 gwai2) — Old Buddies
老嘢 (lou5 je5) — old man (impolite term)
老坑 (lou5 haang1) — old people
老夫子 (lou5 fu1 zi2) — Old Master Q (a comic book character)
老婆仔 (lou5 po4 zai2) — young wife; 'wifey'; way to address a steady girlfriend
老婆餅 (lou5 po4 beng2) — Wife cake, a pastry made with a filling of winter melon, almond paste and sesame
老宗 (lou5 zung1) — a distant relative who shares a common ancestor; someone of the same clan; some…
老定 (lou5 ding6) — (adjective) unflappable; calm; self-possessed; confident; composed
老少平安 (lou5 siu3 ping4 on1) — the old and the young are all safe and sound, the name for a dish of steamed to…
老尖 (lou5 zim1) — Tsim Sha Tsui (spoken)
老屈 (lou5 wat1) — to wrongly accuse someone; to frame someone
老差骨 (lou5 caai1 gwat1) — experienced policemen (slang)
老幾 (lou5 gei2) — order of seniority; level; can be used in a rhetorical question to express the …
老廉 (lou5 lim4) — Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC)
老懵懂 (lou5 mung2 dung2) — describes an old person who has a bad memory; a dotard
老撾人民民主共和國 (lou5 wo1 jan4 man4 man4 zyu2 gung6 wo4 gwok3) — Lao People's Democratic Republic
老旦 (lou5 daan2) — a type of actress in Chinese operas that act in the roles of old female charact…
老朋 (lou5 pang4) — good or best friend; mates (spoken)
老本行 (lou5 bun2 hong4) — one's own profession that one is principally been engaged in; one's line of work
老柴 (lou5 caai4) — a derogratory way to address an old man; old fellow
老死 (lou5 sei2) — best friend (spoken)
老母 (lou5 mou2) — (n.) Mother (often used in an offensive manner when swearing at someone).
老毛 (lou5 mou4) — Chairman Mao
老水 (lou5 seoi2) — seasoned; experienced
老水鴨 (lou5 seoi2 aap2) — Duck in soya sauce
老波骨 (lou5 bo1 gwat1) — experienced football player
老泥妹 (lou5 nai4 mui1) — (literally: grubby girl); teenage girl who stays away from home and hangs out o…
老泥 (lou5 nai4) — the mixture of dirt and dead skin on the surface of the skin; literally 'old mu…
老火湯 (lou5 fo2 tong1) — slow-cooked soup
老火靚湯 (lou5 fo2 leng3 tong1) — A nice slow simmered soup
老爆 (lou5 baau3) — burglary; to burgle
老爺 (lou5 je4) — (noun) honorific term for a wife to call her husband's father
老爺車 (lou5 je4 ce1) — old car
老牛聲 (lou5 ngau4 seng1) — a loud and harsh voice
老生常談 (lou5 sang1 soeng4 taam4) — platitude
老番冬 (lou5 faan1 dung1) — Christmas (spoken)
老番涼茶 (lou5 faan1 loeng4 caa4) — beer (slang)
老番睇榜第一 (lou5 faan1 tai2 bong2 dai6 jat1) — come last (slang)
老番 (lou5 faan1) — (slang) Western people; Caucasians; a Westerner
老祖 (lou5 zou2) — ancestor (spoken)
老積 (lou5 zik1) — (adj.) describes a young person or a child who behaves and thinks in a mature w…
老竇 (lou5 dau6) — (noun) father; dad; daddy
老笠 (lou5 lap1) — robbery
老細 (lou5 sai3) — (n.; appellation) generally refers to the boss or senior colleagues, such as ma…
老編 (lou5 pin1) — senior editor (spoken)
老翻 (lou5 faan1) — (n.) refers to illegal; pirated copies of something, such as CDs or handbags; (…
老 (lou5) — (adjective) overlooked; prefix used before the surname of a person or a numeral…
老老實實 (lou5 lou5 sat6 sat6) — be honest
老而不 (lou5 ji4 bat1) — a licentious old man
老脾 (lou5 pei4) — tantrum; emotional outbreak (spoken)
老臣子 (lou5 san4 zi2) — long server staff (spoken)
老舉 (lou5 geoi2) — prositute (spoken)
老薑 (lou5 goeng1) — aged ginger
老藕 (lou5 ngau5) — (literally: old lotus root); an unattractive elderly woman
老虎乸 (lou5 fu2 naa2) — (n.) a tigress; a ferocious woman, sometimes used in a humourous sense to refer…
老虎唔發威當病貓 (lou5 fu2 m4 faat3 wai1 dong3 beng6 maau1) — a tiger taken as an ill cat just because it doesn't roar, a metaphor to say don…
老虎蟹 (lou5 fu2 haai5) — Ranina Ranina; red frog crab; spanner crab; to describe a bully who acts in a t…
老虎頭上釘蝨乸 (lou5 fu2 tau4 soeng6 deng1 sat1 naa2) — (literally: put lice on the tiger's head); to provoke a powerful person or orga…
老虔婆 (lou5 kin4 po4) — old biddy
老處 (lou5 cyu2) — old virgin (spoken)
老行專 (lou5 hong4 zyun1) — an expert in a particular field
老行尊 (lou5 hang4 zyun1) — an expertise of a specialty (spoken)
老街站 (lou5 gaai1 zaam6) — Laojie Station
老表 (lou5 biu2) — (relatives) cousins
老衲 (lou5 naap6) — old monk
老襟 (lou5 kam1) — the name two or multiple male address each other if they have sexual relationsh…
老襯 (lou5 can3) — (slang) to be a groom (going to get married); someone who can easily be tricked…
老西 (lou5 sai1) — a suit; a westerner
老規矩 (lou5 kwai1 geoi2) — old rules; customs (spoken)
老親 (lou5 can1) — elderly parents; relatives
老豆老母 (lou5 dau6 lou5 mou2) — parent
老豆 (lou5 dau6) — (slang) father; dad; daddy
老貓燒鬚 (lou5 maau1 siu1 sou1) — (slang) even a skillful; experienced person or an expert would make mistakes so…
老身 (lou5 san1) — old woman referring to oneself
老野 (lou5 je5) — old man (impolite term)
老闆娘 (lou5 baan2 noeng4) — a female boss; a female shop owner
老闆 (lou5 baan2) — (noun) employer
老雀 (lou5 zoek3) — thief; pickpocket (slang)
老雜 (lou5 zaap6) — a police officer who investigates crimes
老頂 (lou5 ding2) — boss (spoken)
老餅 (lou5 beng2) — old guy (spoken)
老鬼 (lou5 gwai2) — an old person (colloquial or derogatory)
老鵬 (lou5 paang2) — old Pang; an old friend
老麥 (lou5 mak2) — McDonald's fast food restaurant
老點 (lou5 dim2) — to lie to; to trick
老鼠仔 (lou5 syu2 zai2) — muscular biceps; literally 'small rat'(same shape)
老鼠斑 (lou5 syu2 baan1) — Panther Grouper; humpback grouper; high fin grouper
老鼠貨 (lou5 syu2 fo3) — (slang) stolen goods
老齧齧 (lou5 nget6 nget6) — Old, feeble and lonely; vegetables that are too old and tough to bite
考妣 (haau2 bei2) — deceased parents
考察 (haau2 caat3) — expedition; delegation
考慮不周 (haau2 leoi6 bat1 zau1) — Thoughtless; lack of consideration
考慮 (haau2 leoi6) — to think over; to consider; to take into account of
考牌 (haau2 paai4) — to take a test to obtain a license
考試 (haau2 si5) — (noun) test
考起 (haau2 hei2) — 'beats me'; 'search me' (when being challenged by a difficult question or situa…
考車牌 (haau2 ce1 paai4) — taking driving test
耆宿 (kei4 suk1) — venerated old people
耆英 (kei4 jing1) — Seniors
而係 (ji4 hai6) — but rather
而家 (ji4 gaa1) — (adverb) right now; now; this moment
耍功夫 (saa2 gung1 fu1) — to play Kung Fu
耍太極 (saa2 taai3 gik6) — the slang for the act of pushing things around in order to avoid responsibility…
耍家 (saa2 gaa1) — very skillful
耍手擰頭 (saa2 sau2 ning6 tau4) — waving of hand and shaking of head sideways as a gesture for "no" (spoken)
耍手 (saa2 sau2) — waving of hand as a gesture for "no" (spoken)
耍把戲 (saa2 baa2 hei3) — to play tricks
耍樂 (saa2 lok6) — playing; having fun
耍盲雞 (saa2 maang4 gai1) — blind man's buff
耍笑 (saa2 siu3) — joke; to make fun of; to play a joke on someone
耍筆桿 (saa2 bat1 gon1) — wield a pen (used in a derogatory sense)
耍花槍 (saa2 faa1 coeng1) — describes the interaction between a couple where both parties demonstrate their…
耐不耐 (noi6 bat1 noi2) — every now and then; occasionally
耐中 (noi6 zung1) — as below
耐唔中 (noi6 m4 zung1) — sometimes or once in a blue moon; occasionally
耐唔耐 (noi6 m4 noi2) — occasionally; every now and then
耐 (noi6) — (slang) long duration of time; capable of enduring; able to tolerate; patient; …
耐耐 (noi6 noi6) — long time; 'love love' (愛愛ngoi3 ngoi3) (this is a term derived from mandarin wh…
耕田佬 (gaang1 tin4 lou2) — peasant; farmer (spoken)
耘田 (wan4 tin4) — weeding the farmland; to get rid of the weeds
耥耙 (tong2 paa3) — A paddy-field harrow
耨喉 (nau6 hau4) — too greasy
耨市 (nau6 si5) — unsellable; unmarketable; encounter poor sales; in excess of demand
耳仔窿 (ji5 zai2 lung1) — an ear hole
耳仔 (ji5 zai2) — ear(s)
耳仔軟 (ji5 zai2 jyun5) — describes a person who easily gets persuaded or convinced by others; easily swa…
耳仔邊 (ji5 zai2 bin1) — in one's ear; the Kangxi (radical 170) 阝part of a Chinese character
耳性 (ji5 sing3) — memory
耳珠 (ji5 zyu1) — the ear lobe
耳窿 (ji5 lung1) — ear hole
耳筒 (ji5 tung2) — headphones; earphones; earpieces
耳鼻喉科 (ji5 bei6 hau4 fo1) — Otolaryngology
耶加達 (je4 gaa1 daat6) — Jakarta, Indonesia's capital city
耶穌受難日 (je4 sou1 sau6 naan6 jat6) — Good Friday
耶魯拼音 (je4 lou5 ping3 jam1) — Yale Pinyin
耶魯粵語拼音 (je4 lou5 jyut6 jyu5 ping3 jam1) — Yale Cantonese Pinyin
耷低頭 (daap3 dai1 tau4) — lowered head (spoken)
耷尾狗 (dap1 mei5 gau2) — loser
耷尾 (daap3 mei5) — fizzle out (spoken)
耷濕 (daap3 sap1) — miser; too simple (spoken)
耷頭佬 (daap3 tau4 lou2) — crafty person (spoken)
耷頭耷腦 (dap1 tau4 dap1 nou5) — dejected and depressed; droopy
聖堂 (sing3 tong4) — church; Confucian temple
聖多美普林西比 (sing3 do1 mei5 pou2 lam4 sai1 bei2) — Sao Tome and Principe
聖德肋撒醫院 (sing3 dak1 lak6 saat3 ji1 jyun2) — St. Teresa's Hospital
聖約翰大教堂 (sing3 joek3 hon6 daai6 gaau3 tong4) — St. John's Cathedral
聖誕咭 (sing3 daan3 gat1) — christmas card
聖誕帽 (sing3 daan3 mou2) — a Santa hat
聖誕歌 (sing3 daan3 go1) — Christmas song
聖誕禮物 (sing3 daan3 lai5 mat6) — Christmas gift
聖迭戈 (sing3 dit6 gwo1) — San Diego
聚腳地 (zeoi6 goek3 dei6) — place for gathering
聚腳 (zeoi6 goek3) — to gather in one place (spoken)
聚舊 (zeoi6 gau6) — gathering
聞得 (man4 dak1) — hear of; be able to smell
聞 (man4) — knowledge; vision; to hear; news; well-known; famous; reputation; fame; to smel…
䎺得過 (zai3 dak1 gwo3) — is worthwhile;is worth doing; is worth it; is cost effective; works out ok; wor…
聯合早報 (lyun4 hap6 zou2 bou3) — Lianhe Zaobao, daily Chinese newspaper in Singapore
聯合書院 (lyun4 hap6 syu1 jyun2) — United College
聯合醫院 (lyun4 hap6 ji1 jyun2) — United Christian Hospital
聯立方程 (lyun4 laap6 fong1 cing4) — Simultaneous equations
聯絡 (lyun4 lok3) — contact methods
聯繫人 (lyun4 hai6 jan4) — Contacts
聯群結隊 (lyun4 kwan4 git3 deoi6) — To join in crowd and to unite in group
聯 (lyun4) — (verb) 1. to connect with; 2. to contact with; to ally; to unite; to join; (poe…
聯針 (lyun4 zam1) — have the wound sewn up; stitch
聰明一世，蠢鈍一時 (cung1 ming4 jat1 sai3 ceon2 deon6 jat1 si4) — even the wisest can have a momentary lapse in judgement
聲勢浩大 (sing1 sai3 hou6 daai6) — an impressive display of power
聲喉 (sing1 hau4) — voice
聲 (sing1) — (noun) 1. reputation; (verb); state; 2. announce; 3. declare; sound; voice; ton…
聲大夾冇準 (seng1 daai6 gaap3 mou5 zeon2) — Describes a person who speaks loudly (normally in an argument) but does not rea…
聲大夾惡 (sing1 daai6 gaap3 ngok3) — shout loudly and sound rude (spoken)
聲氣 (seng1 hei3) — (noun) 1. response; 2. news
聲沙 (seng1 saa1) — hoarse voice
聲線 (seng1 sin3) — tone of voice
聲能 (sing1 nang4) — acoustic energy; sound energy
聲色俱厲 (sing1 sik1 keoi1 lai6) — to be fierce both in look and voice; to be harsh in tone and severe in expressi…
聲色 (sing1 sik1) — voice and countenance; woman and song
聳入雲霄 (sung2 jap6 wan4 siu1) — go through the clouds; to describe a very tall mountain or a building
聳聽 (sung2 ting3) — to urge someone to listen
職別 (zik1 bit6) — Job title
職官 (zik1 gun1) — Official
職權範圍 (zik1 kyun4 faan6 wai4) — Terms of Reference
聽價唔聽斗 (teng1 gaa3 m4 teng1 dau2) — just listen to the brief idea but without knowing the intrinsic detail
聽出耳油 (teng1 ceot1 ji5 jau4) — to describe something (e.g. music, stories) that is charming and pleasing to th…
聽唔明 (teng1 m4 ming4) — cannot understand
聽尼士 (ting1 nei4 si6) — tennis (dialect)
聽差 (ting1 caai1) — attendant; footman; servant
聽教 (ting1 gaau3) — obedient (spoken)
聽教聽話 (teng1 gaau3 teng1 waa6) — good learner; obedient; well-behaved
聽日 (ting1 jat6) — (noun; adverb) tomorrow
聽早 (ting1 zou2) — tomorrow morning
聽暇 (ting1 haa6) — in a while; in case (spoken)
聽朝 (ting1 ziu1) — tomorrow morning
聽朝早 (ting1 ciu4 zou2) — tomorrow morning (spoken)
聽死 (teng1 sei2) — waiting for death; to get into trouble
聽聞 (ting1 man4) — learnt or heard from a secondary source
聽落有骨 (teng1 lok6 jau5 gwat1) — there is some hidden message
聽診 (teng1 can2) — to auscultate
聽説 (ting1 syut3) — heard that
聽講 (teng1 gong2) — to hear from secondary source
聽講話 (ting3 gong2 waa2) — heard that (spoken)
聽過隔籬 (teng1 gwo3 gaak3 lei4) — misheard
聽電話 (teng1 din6 waa2) — to pick up a call; to talk on the phone
聽音樂 (teng1 jam1 ngok6) — Listen to music
肉乾 (juk6 gon1) — Jerky; dried meat
肉俎砧板上 (juk6 zo2 zam1 baan2 soeng6) — (literally: flesh on the chopping board); to be forced into an undesirable acti…
肉刺 (juk6 ci3) — hangnail; agnail
肉刺 (juk6 cek3) — heartache, to be averse to wasting or losing something, especially money or pro…
肉參 (juk6 sam1) — a hostage
肉店 (juk6 dim3) — Butcher's shop
肉彈 (juk6 daan6) — sex-bomb (spoken)
肉搏 (juk6 bok3) — close combat; fight hand-to-hand (spoken)
肉檔 (juk6 dong3) — butcher stall
肉滑 (juk6 waat6) — Marinated minced meat; if used in 皮光肉滑:smooth skin
肉痛 (juk6 tung3) — feeling "painful"; normally used to describe the painful feeling of losing some…
肉眼牛扒 (juk6 ngaan5 ngau4 paa2) — rib-eye steak
肉碎 (juk6 seoi3) — Minced meat
肉粒 (juk6 lap1) — diced meat
肉絲炒麵 (juk6 si1 caau2 min6) — shredded pork chow mein (fried noddles)
肉緊 (juk6 gan2) — (slang) to feel nervous about something; keyed up; to be very involved; to worr…
肉色 (juk6 sik1) — nude colour
肉蟹 (juk6 haai5) — mud crab
肉赤 (juk6 cek3) — (adjective) to be at loath to do something; heartache; distressed; to be averse…
肉酸 (juk6 syun1) — (adjective) ugly; hideous; embarrassing
肉金 (juk6 gam1) — ransom
肉隨砧板上 (juk6 ceoi4 zam1 baan2 soeng6) — No choice but to allow others to manipulate and humiliate oneself
肉骨茶 (juk6 gwat1 caa4) — Chinese herbal soup of meaty pork ribs with herbs and spices; bak kut teh"
肉麻 (juk6 maa4) — mushy; over sentimental or affectionate in a cliched manner
肌肉 (gei1 juk6) — (adjective) muscular
肚屙 (tou5 o1) — (noun) diarrhoea
肚瀉 (tou5 se3) — diarrhea
肚皮打鼓 (tou5 pei4 daa2 gu2) — growling and hungry stomach (spoken)
肚䏙 (tou5 dam1) — belly; abdomen
肚腍 (tou5 nam4) — belly
肚餓 (tou5 ngo6) — (adjective) hungry;
股神 (gu2 san4) — a title given to successful investors; "the God of investing in stocks"
肢體語言 (zi1 tai2 jyu5 jin4) — Body Language
肥仔嘜 (fei4 zai2 mak1) — fatso
肥仔水 (fei4 zai2 seoi2) — Gripe Water
肥仔米 (fei4 zai2 mai5) — japonica rice
肥仔 (fei4 zai2) — fatty; fatso; a fat boy
肥佬 (fei4 lou2) — fatty; fatso; to fail in an exam
肥揗揗 (fei4 tan4 tan4) — very fat; chubby
肥田料 (fei4 tin4 liu2) — fertilizer
肥膏 (fei4 gou1) — fat
肥豚豚 (fei4 tan4 tan4) — fatty; greasy
肥頭耷耳 (fei4 tau4 dap1 ji5) — chubby; robust and prosperous; plump
肩胛 (gin1 gaap3) — Shoulder
肩負重任 (gin1 fu6 zung6 jam6) — Heavy responsibility
肯制 (hang2 zai3) — agree; to give approval
肯雅 (hang2 ngaa5) — Kenya
育才 (juk6 coi4) — To educate and foster talents
肺動脈 (fai3 dung6 mak6) — pulmonary artery
肺臟 (fai3 zong6) — Lung
肺講嘢 (fai3 gong2 je5) — to talk nonsense
肺靜脈 (fai3 zing6 mak6) — Pulmonary vein
胃潰瘍 (wai6 kui2 joeng4) — peptic ulcer; stomach ulcer
胃火 (wai6 fo2) — The stomach's ability to digest; appetite
胈 (bat6) — The fine hair on body, especially on calves and arms
背手影 (bui3 sau2 jing2) — to be in poor light; to do something with one's back to the light; to stand in …
背手 (bui3 sau2) — hands behind one's back; items of bribery
背時 (bui6 si4) — Unlucky; be out of luck; behind the times
背泳 (bui3 wing6) — backstroke
背脊骨 (bui3 zek3 gwat1) — spine; backbone
背脢 (bui3 mui4) — back
背褡 (bui3 daap3) — A vest
背角 (bui6 gok2) — remote (place)
背語 (bui6 jyu5) — enigmatic language; insinuating language; argot; jargon; double talk; doublespe…
背默 (bui3 mak6) — recite
胎死腹中 (toi1 sei2 fuk1 zung1) — stillbirth; plans never realised (idiom)
胎毛 (toi1 mou4) — foetal hair; pappus; lanugo hair
胎痣 (toi1 zi3) — a birthmark
胎衣 (toi1 ji1) — afterbirth; placenta
胡定欣 (wu4 ding6 jan1) — Nancy Wu, name of a Chinese actress
胡杏兒 (wu4 hang6 ji4) — Myolie Wu Hang-yee, name of a Hong Kong actress and singer
胡混 (wu4 wan6) — fool or loaf around
胡胡混混 (wu4 wu4 wan6 wan6) — ordinary; plain; time-wasting (spoken)
胤禛 (jan6 zan1) — Yinzhen, name of the Yongzheng Emperor in Qing Dynasty
胭脂紅 (jin1 zi1 hung4) — Carmine; famille rose; a type of guava with pink outer skin
胭脂腳 (jin1 zi1 goek3) — a type of pomelo with pink flesh
胭脂馬 (jin1 zi1 maa5) — Yanqi horse; an untamed woman; someone who is unruly or intractable
胯下 (kwaa3 haa6) — groin; crotch
胳肋底 (gaak3 laak1 dai2) — armpit(s)
胸圍 (hung1 wai4) — (noun) bra
胸毛 (hung1 mou4) — chest hair
胸襲 (hung1 zaap6) — to indecently touch someone's breast without permission
能劇 (nang4 kek6) — Noh, japanese traditional drama
能工巧匠 (nang4 gung1 haau2 zoeng6) — Skillful craftsman
能文能武 (nang4 man4 nang4 mou5) — perform well in both mental and physical activities
能源部 (nang4 jyun4 bou6) — Department of Energy
能者為師 (nang4 ze2 wai4 si1) — A phrase: Let those who can serve, teach
能言善道 (nang4 jin4 sin6 dou6) — to be a good talker; with a ready tongue
脂粉客 (zi1 fan2 haak3) — a dissolute; lecherous; lascivious guy
脂質 (zi1 zat1) — Lipid
脂類 (zi1 leoi6) — Lipids
脅從 (hip3 cung4) — to be an accomplice under duress
脆卜卜 (ceoi3 bok1 bok1) — crispy
脆弱 (ceoi3 joek6) — fragile
脆皮 (ceoi3 pei4) — crispy skin
脆 (ceoi3) — crispy (food); youthful (Cantonese); brittle; fragile; crunchy; clear and loud …
脢肉 (mui4 juk6) — Meat on the back of an animal meat; tenderloin
脢頭 (mui4 tau2) — pork collar butt
脫位 (tyut3 wai6) — dislocation
脫戲 (tyut3 hei3) — porn movie
脫星 (tyut3 sing1) — porn star
脫牙 (tyut3 ngaa4) — teeth extraction
脫離實際 (tyut3 lei4 sat6 zai3) — lose contact with reality
脫離關係 (tyut3 lei4 gwaan1 hai6) — to disown; to break off all relations with someone; to cut ties
脫墨 (tyut3 mak2) — removal of a mole
脷苔 (lei6 toi4) — tongue coating
脹卜卜 (zoeng3 buk1 buk1) — bulging
脹泵泵 (zoeng3 bam1 bam1) — pumped up; filled with air (spoken)
脾性 (pei4 sing3) — Temperament
脾氣 (pei4 hei3) — temper
腌尖 (jim1 zim1) — (slang) (adjective) picky; fastidious; fussy; choosy
腌尖腥悶 (jim1 zim1 seng1 mun6) — moaning and picky (spoken)
腌悶 (jim1 mun6) — boring; dreary
腌魚 (jip3 jyu2) — salted fish; kipper; pickled fish
腍佛 (nam4 fat6) — people with good temper
腍厴 (nam4 jim2) — subcostal
腍啤啤 (nam4 be4 be4) — not stiff or firm (object); not brave enough
腍善 (nam4 sin6) — a kind and gentle character; good-natured
腍柿 (nam4 ci5) — persimmon
腎人 (san4 jan4) — crazy man
腎囊 (san6 nong4) — renal sac; capsulae renis
腎虧 (san6 kwai1) — deficiency of the kidney; renal weakness
腐乳 (fu6 jyu5) — fermented beancurd
腐乳通菜 (fu6 jyu5 tung1 coi3) — water spinach (Chinese spinach; Tung Choi) with fermented bean curd
腐敗無能 (fu6 baai6 mou4 nang4) — Corruption and incompetence
腐皮卷 (fu6 pei4 gyun2) — Beancurd Rolls; soybean roll
腐皮 (fu6 pei4) — beancurd skin
腕力 (wun2 lik6) — Wrist strength; ability
腕表 (wun2 biu1) — wrist watch
腕足 (wun2 zuk1) — peduncle
腕錶 (wun2 biu1) — Watch
腥味 (seng1 mei6) — stinky smell of fish
腥悶 (seng1 mun6) — to be hypercritical
腥曷 (seng1 hot3) — rank, strong smelling
腥氣 (seng1 hei3) — The smell of fish; fishy smell
腥 (seng1) — violence; fishy (smell); rank; strong and offensive smell; raw meat
腥膻 (seng1 zin1) — the smell of fish, lamb or mutton; meat; a meat diet; a derogatory way to addre…
腥臊 (seng1 sou1) — smelly; smelling of urine; the offensive smell of a fox
腥臭 (seng1 cau3) — the stinking smell of fish
腦囟未生埋 (nou5 seon2 mei6 saang1 maai4) — (literally: one's fontanelles are not closed); immature; childish
腦囟 (nou5 seon3) — fontanelle
腦殼 (nou5 hok3) — Skull
腦滿腸肥 (nou5 mun5 coeng2 fei4) — well-fed but always being idle; to have fat cheeks and a pot belly
腦筍未生埋 (nou5 seon2 mei6 saang1 maai4) — (one's fontanelles are not closed); immature; childish
腰痛 (jiu1 tung3) — lumbago; lower back pain
腰酸背痛 (jiu1 syun1 bui3 tung3) — aching all over; Back pain and aching waist
腰間 (jiu1 gaan1) — Waist
腰骨 (jiu1 gwat1) — (n.) backbone; (slang) moral righteousness; rectitude; integrity; moral backbon…
腳制 (goek3 zai3) — pedal
腳力 (goek3 lik6) — the strength of one's legs
腳坳 (goek3 aau3) — popliteal
腳心 (goek3 sam1) — the arch of the foot
腳掣 (goek3 zai3) — foot brake (vehicle)
腳板堂 (goek3 baan2 tong4) — sole of the feet
腳板底 (goek3 baan2 dai2) — sole of the foot
腳架 (goek3 gaa2) — tripod
腳步浮浮 (goek3 bou6 fau4 fau4) — staggering; dotty; with unsteady steps
腳毛 (goek3 mou4) — Leg hair
腳瓜瓤 (goek3 gwaa1 nong4) — calf (anatomy; spoken)
腳瓜眈 (goek3 gwaa1 dam1) — calf
腳瓜 (goek3 gwaa1) — the calf (the lower part of the legs)
腳甲 (goek3 gaap3) — toe nail
腳眼 (goek3 ngaan5) — (human body part) (noun) ankle
腳肚瓤 (goek3 tou5 nong1) — calf
腳肚 (goek3 tou5) — calf (anatomy)
腳背 (goek3 bui3) — Instep
腳 (goek3) — (noun) 1. footnote; (slang) player (Mah-jong game); (slang) (of travelling) exp…
腳色 (goek3 sik1) — role; fellow; chap
腳註 (goek3 zyu3) — footnote
腳趾公 (goek3 zi2 gung1) — toe nail
腳趾尾 (goek3 zi2 mei5) — fifth toe; little toe
腳趾屘 (goek3 zi2 mei1) — little toe
腳趾甲 (goek3 zi2 gaap3) — toe nail
腳趾罅 (goek3 zi2 laa3) — gaps between one's toes
腳踭 (goek3 zaang1) — the heel (of the foot)
腳軟 (goek3 jyun5) — tired feet
腳面 (goek3 min6) — instep
腳頭好 (goek3 tau4 hou2) — (someone) bringing good fortune
腳頭 (goek3 tau4) — power of feet; luck (spoken)
腳骨力 (goek3 gwat1 lik6) — strength of one's feet
腳骨 (goek3 gwat1) — shank
腳骹 (goek3 gaau3) — ankle
腳魚 (goek3 jyu4) — a soft shelled turtle
腷 (bik1) — To be depressed as a result of sadness or anger
腸仔包 (coeng2 zai2 baau1) — Sausage bun
腸梗阻 (coeng4 gang2 zo2) — Intestinal obstruction
腸肚 (coeng4 tou5) — intestines and stomach; the viscera, considered to be the seat of emotions
腹稿 (fuk1 gou2) — A draft plan worked out in one's mind; mental notes
腹背受敵 (fuk1 bui3 sau6 dik6) — To be attacked from behind and in front; between hammer and anvil
膊頭 (bok3 tau4) — (n.) shoulder; (slang) if someone is described as '有膊頭', it implies that he; sh…
膊頭高過耳 (bok3 tau4 gou1 gwo3 ji5) — Shoulders higher than the ears, to describe someone who is very skinny, like an…
膏蟹 (gou1 haai5) — female mud crab; crab with roe
膚皮潦草 (fu1 pei4 liu4 cou2) — perfunctory; casual; cursory
膝頭哥撟眼淚 (sat1 tau4 go1 giu2 ngaan5 leoi6) — to describe someone who is very sad with regrets
膝頭哥 (sat1 tau4 go1) — knee
膝頭大過髀 (sat1 tau4 daai6 gwo3 bei2) — the knee to be bigger than the thigh, to describe very thin legs, normally as a…
膝頭 (sat1 tau4) — knee
膠公仔 (gaau1 gung1 zai2) — Plastic doll
膠刀 (gaau1 dou1) — Plastic knife
膠叉 (gaau1 caa1) — Plastic fork
膠喉 (gaau1 hau4) — rubber or plastic hose
膠套 (gaau1 tou3) — plastic pocket; plastic cover; plastic bag
膠拖 (gaau1 to1) — plastic thongs
膠擦 (gaau1 caat3) — a rubber; an eraser
膠杯 (gaau1 bui1) — Plastic cups
膠枱布 (gaau1 toi2 bou3) — Plastic tablecloths
膠桶 (gaau1 tung2) — plastic bucket
膠樽 (gaau1 zeon1) — plastic bottle
膠盒 (gaau1 hap6) — Plastic boxes
膠眼鏡 (gaau1 ngaan5 geng2) — Plastic glasses
膠碟 (gaau1 dip6) — plastic plate
膠紙座 (gaau1 zi2 zo6) — Tape Dispenser
膠紙 (gaau1 zi2) — sticky tape; adhesive type
膠紙袋 (gaau1 zi2 doi2) — Plastic bags
膠絲 (gaau1 si1) — nylon yarn
膠 (gaau1) — plastic; dumb; stupid; to glue; gum; rubber; adhesive; sticky; nonsense; someon…
膠花 (gaau1 faa1) — plastic flower
膠袋 (gaau1 doi2) — (noun) a plastic bag; Plastic bags
膠通 (gaau1 tung1) — plastic tubing
膠體溶液 (gaau1 tai2 jung4 jik6) — Colloidal solution
膳費 (sin6 fai3) — Meal charge; board expenses
膶腸 (jeon2 coeng2) — a type of Chinese sausage, made using duck liver
膽大心細 (daam2 daai6 sam1 sai3) — bold but cautious
膽機 (daam2 gei1) — a tube amplifier
膽正命平 (daam2 zeng3 meng6 peng4) — willing to risk one's life for righteousness; justice
膽生毛 (daam2 saang1 mou4) — describes a brave and daring person; audacious
膽生石 (daam2 saang1 sek6) — gallstone
膽粗粗 (daam2 cou1 cou1) — reckless; bold; daring
膽粗 (daam2 cou1) — bold; brave (spoken)
膽色 (daam2 sik1) — courage
膽識過人 (daam2 sik1 gwo3 jan4) — Extraordinary courage
膿瘡 (nung4 cong1) — Abscess
臆造 (jik1 zou6) — To fabricate
臉容 (lim5 jung4) — face
臊蝦仔 (sou1 haa1 zai2) — a baby (a dated term)
臊蝦女 (sou1 haa1 neoi5) — female infant (old slang)
臊蝦 (sou1 haa1) — baby (old slang)
臘八 (laap6 baat3) — 8th of December in Lunar calendar

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