Browse Cantonese dictionary — page 33 of 250

落雨 (lok6 jyu5) — (verb) to rain
落雪水 (lok6 syut3 seoi2) — raining lightly and very cold
落雪 (lok6 syut3) — snowing
落面 (lok6 min2) — a situation where a person's dignity has been humiliated causing him; her to lo…
落鞋油 (lok6 haai4 jau2) — (literally: to put on shoe polish); to flatter, to be obsequious
落髮 (lok6 faat3) — tonsure, to shave one's head to be a monk or a nun
落麵 (lok6 min6) — cook noodles
葉世榮 (jip6 sai3 wing4) — Yip Sai Wing, name of a Hong Kong singer
葉劉淑儀 (jip6 lau4 suk6 ji4) — Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee, name of a Hong Kong politician
葉國謙 (jip6 gwok3 him1) — Ip Kwok-him, name of a Hong Kong politician
葉菜 (jip6 coi3) — Leafy vegetable
葉蘊儀 (jip6 wan2 ji4) — Gloria Yip Wan-Yee, name of a Hong Kong actress
葛民輝 (got3 man4 fai1) — Eric Kot Man Fai, name of a Hong Kong actor
葛量洪醫院 (got3 loeng6 hung4 ji1 jyun2) — Grantham Hospital, a hospital in Hong Kong
葡國菜 (pou4 gwok3 coi3) — Portuguese cuisine
葡國 (pou4 gwok3) — Portugal
葡幣 (pou4 bai6) — Macao Pataca (currency)
葡提子 (pou4 tai4 zi2) — grapes
葡文 (pou4 man2) — Portuguese
董事 (dung2 si6) — (noun) the director of a company
葫蘆王 (wu4 lou2 wong4) — someone who likes to brag and lie
葱度 (cung1 dou2) — scallion or spring onions that has been chopped into an inch in length
葵扇 (kwai4 sin3) — spade (the suit in a pack of playing cards); a palm leaf fan
葵瓜子 (kwai4 gwaa1 zi2) — sunflower seeds
葵興 (kwai4 hing1) — Kwai Hing; an area of Kwai Chung Town in Hong Kong
葵芳 (kwai4 fong1) — Kwai Fong; an area of Kwai Chung Town in Hong Kong
葵青區 (kwai4 cing1 keoi1) — Kwai Tsing District; one of the districts in Hong Kong
葾崩爛臭 (jyun1 bang1 laan6 cau3) — Extremely smelly; stench; stinks
蒔田 (si4 tin4) — planting of crops
蒙古症 (mung4 gu2 zing3) — Down syndrome
蒙查查 (mung4 caa4 caa4) — difficult to discern; blur; muddled; (of a situation or something) unclear
蒙特婁 (mung4 dak6 lau4) — Montreal
蒜子肉 (syun3 zi2 juk6) — the thigh meat of Chinese edible bullfrog
蒜子 (syun3 zi2) — garlic
蒜心 (syun3 sam1) — Garlic shoot
蒜芯 (syun3 sam1) — Garlic shoot
蒜頭 (syun3 tau4) — (noun) (food) garlic; Garlic
蒲台島 (pou4 toi4 dou2) — Po Toi island; the southernmost island of Hong Kong
蒲吧 (pou4 baa1) — to hang out at a bar
蒲柳 (pou4 lau5) — big catkin willow
蒲桃公 (pou4 tou4 gung1) — Rose Apple, a long-shaped fleshy seedless fruit
蒲桃 (pou4 tou4) — rose apple
蒲臺 (pou4 toi4) — Po Toi, an island in Hong Kong
蒲 (pou4) — (verb) hang out and night out (with friends in bars, clubs, etc. and for loafin…
蒲頭 (pou4 tau4) — a way to say that '(someone) has finally appeared'; to show up
蒲點 (pou4 dim2) — place to hangout and have fun (spoken)
蒺藜 (zat6 lai4) — Tribulus terrestris, a type of weed
蓆 (zik6) — beach mat; woven mat; straw mat
蓆攝底 (zek6 sip3 dai2) — under the mat
蓉蓉爛爛 (jung4 jung4 laan6 laan6) — tattered and worn-out
蓋世無雙 (koi3 sai3 mou4 soeng1) — only one; unrivalled
蓋世英雄 (koi3 sai3 jing1 hung4) — unparalleled heroes
蓨 (sau1) — Seedlin
蓨 (tiu1) — tasselflower (Emilia sonchifolia)
蓨 (tiu4) — ancient place name in Hebei Province
蓬蓬鬆鬆 (pung4 pung4 sung1 sung1) — very loose; fluffy; puffy
蓮子口面 (lin4 zi2 hau2 min6) — Long round face; oval shaped face; (蓮子蓉口面 – look happy)
蓮花杯 (lin4 faa1 bui1) — ice cream in cup
蔓越桔 (maan6 jyut6 gat1) — Cranberry
蔗汁 (ze3 zap1) — sugar cane juice
蔗蝦 (ze3 haa1) — grilled shrimp with sugarcrane
蔗雞 (ze3 gai1) — Sugarcane chicken
蔞葉 (lau1 jip6) — betel (piper betle)
蔡卓妍 (coi3 coek3 jin4) — Charlene Choi Cheuk-yin, a Hong Kong actress and singer
蔡少芬 (coi3 siu2 fan1) — Ada Choi Siu Fun, name of a Hong Kong actress
蔡瀾 (coi3 laan4) — Chua Lam, name of writer
蔣麗芸 (zoeng2 lai6 wan4) — Ann Chiang Lai-wan, name of a Hong Kong policitician
蔫韌 (jin1 ngan6) — to describe the intimate relationship between a couple; (of food) stringy
蔭庇 (jam3 bei3) — protection; shelter
蔽塞 (bai3 sak1) — blocked; to be narrow-minded
蕃薯 (faan4 syu4) — sweet potato
蕙蘭 (wai6 laan4) — Cymbidium
蕞爾 (zeoi3 ji5) — tiny; very small
蕨類植物 (kyut3 leoi6 zik6 mat6) — pteridophyte
蕩失 (dong6 sat1) — To be lost
蕩失路 (dong6 sat1 lou6) — (slang) to be lost; to lose one's way
蕩平 (dong6 ping4) — To mop up and quell; to suppress and wipe out; to clear away; to sweep off
蕩 (dong6) — loiter; to wash; to squander; to sweep away; to move; to shake; dissolute; pond…
蕩街 (dong6 gaai1) — to stroll around and go window shopping
蕭崗站 (siu1 gong1 zaam6) — Xiao Gang station
蕭敬騰 (siu1 ging3 tang4) — Jam Hsiao, name of a Taiwanese singer
蕭牆 (siu1 coeng4) — a wall facing the door in an ancient palace
蕭疏 (siu1 so1) — sparse but graceful; desolate; bleak; thinning; thinly scattered
蕭蕭 (siu1 siu1) — Ruby Siu, Xiao Xiao, name of a Hong Kong singer
薄切切 (bok6 cit3 cit3) — sliced thin (spoken)
薄削 (bok6 soek3) — thin fabric
薄扶林水塘 (bok6 fu4 lam4 seoi2 tong4) — Pok Fu Lam Reservoir, a reservoir in Hong Kong
薄扶林 (bok6 fu4 lam4) — Pok Fu Lam, a town situated along the south-western coast of Hong Kong Island
薄皮 (bok6 pei2) — a very sensitive person who gets upset easily when teased or commented on by ot…
薄絨 (bok6 jung2) — light fleece
薄罉 (bok6 cang1) — fried pancake (spoken)
薄英英 (bok6 jing1 jing1) — thinly
薄荷糖 (bok6 ho4 tong2) — peppermint (sweet)
薑汁撞奶 (goeng1 zap1 zong6 naai5) — milk pudding with ginger flavour; ginger milk curd
薑醋 (goeng1 cou3) — ginger and vinegar
薯仔 (syu4 zai2) — (n.) potato; (slang) schmuck; (slang) someone with an out-of-date fashion style
薯嘜 (syu4 mak1) — schmuck
薯莨 (syu4 loeng4) — Dyeing Yam (Dioscorea cirrhosa)
薯蓉 (syu4 jung4) — mashed potatoes
薯頭 (syu4 tau4) — (noun) dimwit; addle-head; dolt
薯頭薯腦 (syu4 tau4 syu4 nou5) — being stupid and obtuse
薰風 (fan1 fung1) — warm southerly or southeasterly wind
藉詞 (zik6 ci4) — as excuse
藍妹 (laam4 mui2) — Blue Girl beer
藍帽子 (laam4 mou6 zi2) — Police Tactical Unit (PTU)
藍綠色 (laam4 luk6 sik1) — Aquamarine (color); cyan
藍薑 (laam4 goeng1) — galangal
藍藥水 (laam4 joek6 seoi2) — gentian violet, a topical antiseptic
藏 (cong4) — abbr. for Tibet; to conceal; to hide away; to harbor; to store; to collect; to …
藏鋒 (cong4 fung1) — low profile; a diamond in the rough
藐視法庭 (miu5 si6 faat3 ting4) — Contempt of court
藕粉 (ngau5 fan2) — lotus root starch
藝員 (ngai6 jyun4) — television artiste
藝者 (ngai6 ze2) — artist; geisha
藝術中心 (ngai6 seot6 zung1 sam1) — Arts Center
藞䕢 (laa5 zaa2) — dirty; despicable
藠頭 (kiu2 tau4) — Chinese Onion (Allium chinense)
藤喼 (tang4 gep1) — ratten suitcase
藤條炆豬肉 (tang4 tiu2 man1 zyu1 juk6) — to cane (someone)
藤牌 (tang4 paai4) — cane shield; rattan shield
藤笈 (tang4 gip1) — a wicker suitcase; a rattan suitcase
藥到病除 (joek6 dou3 beng6 ceoi4) — relief of the illness after taking medicine
藥力 (joek6 lik6) — power of drug or medicine
藥廠 (joek6 cong2) — a pharmaceutical factory
藥性 (joek6 sing3) — medicinal properties
藥房 (joek6 fong4) — dispensary
藥材舖 (joek6 coi4 pou2) — a herbal medicine shop
藥材 (joek6 coi4) — chinese medicinal herbs
藥材鋪 (joek6 coi4 pou2) — a herbal shop
藥油 (joek6 jau4) — medicated oil
藥粉 (joek6 fan2) — Medicinal powder
藥費 (joek6 fai3) — medical expenses
藥酒 (joek6 zau2) — a liniment
藥餅 (joek6 beng2) — medicinal tablet
藴含 (wan5 ham4) — Contains
藴藏 (wan2 cong4) — Contains
藹然可親 (oi2 jin4 ho2 can1) — Amiable and approachable
蘆橘 (lou4 gwat1) — Eriobotrya japonica; Loquat
蘇屋邨 (sou1 uk1 cyun1) — So Uk Estate, an estate in Hong Kong
蘇州屎 (sou1 zau1 si2) — (slang) the mess; sticky business; logjam that is left behind by someone else
蘇州過後冇艇搭 (sou1 zau1 gwo3 hau6 mou5 teng5 daap3) — (phrase) If you let the chance slip away, you are not going to have a second on…
蘇彝士 (sou1 ji4 si6) — Suez, a city in Egypt
蘇彝士運河 (sou1 ji4 si6 wan6 ho4) — Suez Canal, located in Egypt
蘇格蘭皇家銀行 (sou1 gaak3 laan4 wong4 gaa1 ngan4 hong4) — The Royal Bank of Scotland
蘇梅醬 (sou1 mui4 zoeng3) — Sweet Plum Sauce
蘇永康 (sou1 wing5 hong1) — William So Wing Hong, name of a Hong Kong singer
蘇眉 (sou1 mei4) — Humphead wrasse
蘇芮 (sou1 jeoi6) — Julie Sue; Su Rui, name of a Chinese singer
蘇蝦仔 (sou1 haa1 zai2) — a dated term for a baby
蘇蝦 (sou1 haa1) — baby; infant (old slang)
蘇錦樑 (sou1 gam2 loeng4) — Gregory So Kam-leung, name of politician in Hong Kong
蘋果批 (ping4 gwo2 pai1) — apple pie
蘋果日報 (ping4 gwo2 jat6 bou3) — Apple Daily, a Hong Kong newspaper
蘢蔥 (lung4 cung1) — The trees and grass are green; verdant
蘭亭 (laan4 ting4) — Lanting, place in China; the Orchid Pavilion, one of the gathering place for po…
蘭桂坊 (laan4 gwai3 fong1) — Lan Kwai Fong
蘭開夏道 (laan4 hoi1 haa6 dou6) — Lancashire Road; a street in Kowloong Tong, Hong Kong
蘿底橙 (lo4 dai2 caang2) — literally: 'leftover orange'; used to describe leftover goods that no one wants…
蘿柚 (lo1 jau2) — butt
蘿蔔仔 (lo4 baak6 zai2) — chilblain; frostbite
蘿蔔頭 (lo4 baak6 tau4) — an offensive slang for a Japanese person; literally 'carrot head'
虎狼 (fu2 long4) — to describe someone who is as ferocious or ruthless as tigers and wolves
虎穴 (fu2 jyut6) — tiger's den; dangerous place (spoken)
虎落平陽被犬欺 (fu2 lok6 ping4 joeng4 bei6 hyun2 hei1) — A man who loses position and influence may be subjected to much indignity
虎 (fu2) — (slang) wife (who is savage and mean usually); tiger M: 只zhī [只]; brave; fierce…
虎豹別墅 (fu2 paau3 bit6 seoi5) — Haw Par Mansion; Tiger Balm Garden, located in Hong Kong
虐畜 (joek6 cuk1) — animal cruelty
虔婆 (kin4 po4) — a procuress
處 (cyu2) — (preposition) 1. at (somewhere); (verb); be sited in (situation); 2. condemn; 3…
處女地 (cyu2 neoi2 dei6) — virgin land; virgin soil; undeveloped land
處罰 (cyu2 fat6) — penalty; punishment
虙 (fuk6) — a surname
虛假 (heoi1 gaa2) — fake
虛底 (heoi1 dai2) — fake backup; in poor health
虛構 (heoi1 kau3) — to frabicate
虛浮 (heoi1 fau4) — emptied; lack of sunstance
虛設 (heoi1 cit3) — Something that is nominal and exist in name only; something that is there to ac…
號叫 (hou6 giu3) — to howl; to shout
虧佬 (kwai1 lou2) — weak man (slang)
虧友 (kwai1 jau2) — someone who is physically weak or in poor health
虧弱 (kwai1 joek6) — debilitated; weak
虧柴 (kwai1 caai4) — weak and thin (spoken)
虧蝕 (kwai1 sit6) — Losses; to have a deficit
虱乸春 (sat1 naa2 ceon1) — the egg of a louse; nit
虱乸 (sat1 naa2) — lice; fleas (spoken)
蚊瞓 (man1 fan3) — too late
蚊 (man1) — (noun) 1. money; (coin); one dollar; 2. two dollar; mosquito; gnat; ten thousan…
蚊螆 (man1 zi1) — mosquito (spoken)
蚊赧 (man1 naan5) — mosquito bites (spoken)
蚊都瞓啦 (man1 dou1 fan3 laa1) — it would be too late
蚊都瞓 (man1 dou1 fan3) — too late (spoken)
蚊雞 (man1 gai1) — an informal way to refer to the Hong Kong dollar(s) units
蚊飯 (man1 faan6) — (literally: mosquito meal); blood
蚊髀同牛髀 (man1 bei2 tung4 ngau4 bei2) — (literally: a mosquito's thigh compared with a cow's thigh); there is a great d…
蛀書蟲 (zyu3 syu1 cung4) — a bookworm
蛀米大蟲 (zyu3 mai5 daai6 cung4) — lazy person; one who is not willing to look for work (slang)
蛇仔 (se4 zai2) — literal meaning or translation: small snake(s); the driver's assistant whose jo…
蛇匪 (se4 fei2) — Criminals that are illegal immigrants
蛇口 (se4 hau2) — Shekou, place in China
蛇喱眼 (se4 lei2 ngaan5) — looking down on one; peeking (slang)
蛇宴 (se4 jin3) — banquet that serves snakes as the main dishes
蛇果 (se4 gwo2) — red delicious (type of apple)
蛇殼 (se4 hok3) — Snake Slough
蛇王 (se4 wong4) — (noun) an expert who is familiar with snakes; (of people) lazybones; loafer; (s…
蛇皮袋 (se4 pei4 doi2) — polypropylene woven bag, typically referring to the red-white-blue nylon canvas…
蛇竇 (se4 dau6) — a hidden place to relax and chill (spoken)
蛇羹 (se4 gang1) — snake soup
蛇脫 (se4 tyut3) — Serpentis Periostracum; the slough of a snake
蛇 (se4) — (slang) 1. to take a break; (slang); Illegal immigrants; (loanword of sir) male…
蛇蛻 (se4 teoi3) — Serpentis Periostracum; the slough of a snake
蛇行 (se4 hang4) — to take a zigzag course; to creep along; to move with body on the ground; to cr…
蛇見硫磺 (se4 gin3 lau4 wong4) — clashing with each other
蛇都死 (se4 dou1 sei2) — too late (spoken)
蛇頭鼠眼 (se4 tau4 syu2 ngaan5) — (slang) (adjective) (of facial features) wily and devious looking; untrustworth…
蛇鼠一窩 (se4 syu2 jat1 wo1) — an idiom used to describe a group of people in the same syndicate and have the …
蛋家 (daan6 gaa1) — Tanka people or boat dweller (an ethnic group in Southern China who traditional…
蛋形 (daan2 jing4) — Egg-shaped
蛋捲 (daan6 gyun2) — egg rolls
蛋撻 (daan6 taat1) — (food) egg tart
蛋散 (daan6 saan2) — an ignoramus, useless person with no skills; Cantonese style fried dough twist,…
蛋杯 (daan2 bui1) — Egg cups
蛋治 (daan2 zi6) — an egg sandwich
蛋筒 (daan6 tung2) — egg roll
蛋茶 (daan2 caa4) — Tea with egg
蛋餡烘餅 (daan6 haam2 hung3 beng2) — Egg custard tart
蛋饊 (daan6 saan2) — an useless and hopeless person; Cantonese style fried dough twist, a type of sn…
蛐蛐 (kuk1 kuk1) — Gryllus; cricket
蛙人 (waa1 jan4) — diver
蛤乸 (gap3 naa2) — a toad
蛤𧊅 (gaap3 gwaai2) — frog
蛾喉 (ngo4 hau4) — acute tonsilitis
蛾眉月 (ngo4 mei4 jyut2) — Crescent moon
蜂竇 (fung1 dau3) — a beehive
蜆塘 (hin2 tong4) — a reservoir for clam farming
蜆殼字 (hin2 hok3 zi6) — adversative; antonyms
蜆殼粉 (hin2 hok3 fan2) — Conchiglie, a type of pasta
蜆殼 (hin2 hok3) — Shell (brand of gas and fuel)
蜆 (hin2) — (noun) clam; a type of bivalves; freshwater clam; Corbicula fluminea
蜆鴨 (hin2 aap3) — wild duck
蜑家話 (daan6 gaa1 waa2) — Tanka dialect, formerly the boat people ethnic subgroup in Southern China
蜜瓜 (mat6 gwaa1) — dewmelon
蜜糖 (mat6 tong4) — (noun) (food) honey
蜜蜂竇 (mat6 fung1 dau3) — beehive
蜞乸 (kei4 naa2) — a leech
蜱蟲 (pei4 cung4) — Ticks
蝕底 (sit6 dai2) — (verb) to suffer losses; to lose out on; to make a loss (adj.) to be taken adva…
蝕本 (sit6 bun2) — to lose one's capital (in investment)
蝕水 (sit6 seoi2) — to lose money
蝕 (sik6) — (verb) 1. eclipse; 2. termite; to nibble away at sth; to eat into; to erode; to…
蝠鼠 (fuk1 syu2) — a bat (animal)
蝦丸 (haa1 jyun2) — Shrimp balls
蝦人 (haa1 jan4) — bullying someone
蝦公 (haa1 gung1) — shrimp; prawn
蝦春 (haa1 ceon1) — shrimp roe
蝦條 (haa1 tiu2) — shrimp strip; prawn strip
蝦毛 (haa1 mou1) — a tiny prawn; an unimportant person
蝦球 (haa1 kau4) — shrimp ball; prawn ball
蝦瘌 (haa1 laat6) — small crab (spoken)
蝦眼水 (haa1 ngaan5 seoi2) — water just before the boiling point when it just starts bubbling at around 75 t…
蝦碌 (haa1 luk1) — clumsy (spoken)
蝦笱 (haa1 gau2) — nest that is used to catch the shrimp
蝦腸 (haa1 coeng2) — Shrimp intestine; prawn rice noodle roll
蝦膏 (haa1 gou1) — shrimp paste; prawn paste
蝦 (haa1) — (slang) 1. bully; 2. intimidate; shrimp; prawn; to bully; to pick on someone; f…
蝦蝦霸霸 (haa1 haa1 baa3 baa3) — bullying (spoken)
蝦轆 (haa1 luk1) — clumsy (spoken)
蝦霸 (haa1 baa3) — bullying
蝨乸擔枷 (sat1 naa2 daam1 gaa1) — very strict and harsh punishment
蝨乸春 (sat1 naa2 ceon1) — louse eggs; nits
蝨乸 (sat1 naa2) — (noun) (of insect) louse; cootie (in most cases, it refers to cootie)
蝴蝶刀 (wu4 dip6 dou1) — balisong; butterfly knife; fan knife
蝶式 (dip6 sik1) — butterfly stroke
蝶戀花 (dip6 lyun2 faa1) — Butterflies over flower, the name of a tune
蝸牛 (wo1 ngau4) — slowcoach (Cantonese slang)
蝻蛇 (naam4 se4) — python; boa constrictor
螄蚶 (si1 ham1) — Cockles
融洽 (jung4 hap1) — get on well with one another
螢光幕 (jing4 gwong1 mok6) — a screen
螢光筆 (jing4 gwong1 bat1) — a highlighter (pen)
螺絲批 (lo4 si1 pai1) — (noun) (tools) a screwdriver
蟛蜞 (paang4 kei4) — amphilbious crab; brackish-water crab
蟥蜞 (wong4 kei2) — leech
蟲蟲蟻蟻 (cung4 cung4 ngai5 ngai5) — bugs
蟹厴 (haai5 jim2) — shell around the abdomen of crab
蟹弶 (haai5 gong6) — claw of crab
蟹春 (haai5 ceon1) — eggs of the crab
蟹柳 (haai5 lau5) — crab stick
蟹爪筆 (haai5 zaau2 bat1) — Small-sized Chinese calligraphy brush
蟹 (haai5) — (stock terminology) undervalued (stocks); crab; the vagina; a wallet
蟻多摟死象 (ngai5 do1 lau5 sei2 zoeng6) — results are better if there are more resources (slang)
蟻民 (ngai5 man4) — common people; low class citizens
蟻竇 (ngai5 dau3) — ant nest
蟻 (ngai5) — (slang) trouble
蟻躝噉 (ngai5 laan1 gam2) — slow
蟾宮 (sim4 gung1) — moon (ancient)
蠄蟝 (kam4 keoi2) — a toad
蠄蟧絲網 (kam4 lou4 si1 mong5) — spider webs (spoken)
蠄蟧 (kam4 lou4) — a spider
蠅頭小利 (jing4 tau4 siu2 lei6) — tiny profit
蠔菇 (hou4 gu1) — Oyster mushroom
蠔豉 (hou4 si2) — dried oyster meat
蠟像 (laap6 zoeng6) — a wax statue
蠟版 (laap6 baan2) — mimeograph stencil
蠟青紙 (laap6 ceng1 zi2) — bitumen paper
蠟青 (laap6 cing1) — asphalt
蠡測 (lai5 cak1) — to have a shallow understanding of a person or subject
蠢到加零一 (ceon2 dou3 gaa1 ling4 jat1) — very stupid
蠢過隻豬 (ceon2 gwo3 zek3 zyu1) — dumber than a pig (spoken)
蠢鈍 (ceon2 deon6) — Stupid
蠢頓 (ceon2 deon6) — Stupid
蠱惑仔 (gu2 waak6 zai2) — slang for a 'gangster' (normally the younger ones)
蠱惑友 (gu2 waak6 jau2) — slippery; cunning person
蠱惑 (gu2 waak6) — (verb) 1. tease; 2. Trick
蠱脹 (gu2 zoeng3) — tympanites due to parasitosis
蠱靈精怪 (gu2 ling4 zing1 gwaai3) — behaving in a strange manner
蠶春 (caam4 ceon1) — silkworm's egg
蠶蟲師爺 (caam4 cung4 si1 je4) — strategist (slang)
蠶蟲 (caam4 cung4) — silkworm
蠶食鯨吞 (caam4 sik6 king4 tan1) — to nibble at and gobble up; to seize territory using various means
蠻牛 (maan4 ngau4) — Raging Bull; brand name of an energy drink
血循環 (hyut3 ceon4 waan4) — Blood circulation
血性 (hyut3 sing3) — guts; courage and uprightness
血汗錢 (hyut3 hon6 cin2) — hard-earned money
血流如注 (hyut3 lau4 jyu4 zyu3) — Bleeding profusely
血海深仇 (hyut3 hoi2 sam1 sau4) — have an intense and deep-seated hatred
血海 (hyut3 hoi2) — Sea of blood
血糖 (hyut3 tong4) — blood glucose; blood sugar
血肉之軀 (hyut3 juk6 zi1 keoi1) — flesh and blood; mortal humanity
行一步睇一步 (haang4 jat1 bou6 tai2 jat1 bou6) — to take things one step at a time
行人天橋 (hang4 jan4 tin1 kiu4) — a footbridge; a pedestrian bridge
行人路 (hang4 jan4 lou6) — (noun) pedestrian paths; pedestrian walkway; sidewalk; pavement; footpath
行人道 (hang4 jan4 dou6) — sidewalk; pavement; walkway; pathway
行人隧道 (hang4 jan4 seoi6 dou6) — a pedestrian subway
行人電梯 (hang4 jan4 din6 tai1) — an escalator
行伍 (hong4 ng5) — rank; the ranks; the troops; army
行公司 (haang4 gung1 si1) — to go shopping
行出行入 (haang4 ceot1 haang4 jap6) — to go in and out
行劫 (hang4 gip3) — to rob
行古惑 (haang4 gu2 waak6) — to live the life of a gangster
行吓 (haang4 haa5) — walk a bit; to take a short walk
行咇 (haang4 bit1) — patrol
行唔埋 (haang4 m4 maai4) — incompatible; to not get along
行地方 (hang4 dei6 fong1) — to go travelling around
行埋 (haang4 maai4) — describes the situation where two individuals have entered into a relationship;…
行大運 (hang4 daai6 wan6) — travelled on a longer route (slang)
行山徑 (haang4 saan1 ging3) — Hiking trails
行山 (haang4 saan1) — hiking; treking
行床 (hang4 cong4) — to have sex
行床 (hong4 cong4) — to lay out a temporary bed
行得埋 (hang4 dak1 maai4) — compatible (spoken)
行得正，企得正 (haang4 dak1 zeng3 kei5 dak1 zeng3) — those who haven't done anything wrong have nothing to fear
行得正企得正 (hang4 dak1 zing3 kei5 dak1 zing3) — standing tall if one has done nothing hideous (spoken)
行得 (haang4 dak1) — ready to go
行得起 (haang4 dak1 hei2) — usable; still can walk
行政總裁 (hang4 zing3 zung2 coi4) — CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
行政署 (hang4 zing3 cyu5) — Administrative Department; Administration Wing
行政院長 (hang4 zing3 jyun2 zoeng2) — the President of the Executive Yuan; the Premier of the Republic of China
行斜路 (haang4 ce4 lou2) — walking on the slope; to earn a living through dishonest means
行星狀星雲 (hang4 sing1 zong6 sing1 wan4) — a planetary nebula
行時 (hang4 si4) — Something that is in vogue; to describe someone who is in the ascendant
行會 (hong4 wui2) — Executive Council (ExCo) of HKSAR
行東行西 (haang4 dung1 haang4 sai1) — walking around
行樂 (haang4 lok6) — be playful; to enjoy
行檔 (haang4 dong3) — post or position
行檔 (hong4 dong3) — trade or profession; the role types in traditional Chinese opera; hope; expecta…
行步路打倒褪 (haang4 bou6 lou6 daa2 dou2 tan3) — bad luck all round
行水 (haang4 seoi2) — Toll money demanded by bandits or highwayman for passage; a name of a medicatio…
行為科學 (hang4 wai4 fo1 hok6) — Behavioural Sciences
行獵 (hang4 lip6) — Hunt
行程安排 (hang4 cing4 on1 paai4) — Itinerary
行義 (hang4 ji6) — Righteousness
行船好過灣 (haang4 syun4 hou2 gwo3 waan1) — To walk slowly is better than stopping altogether, a metaphor to say that havin…
行船爭解纜 (haang4 syun4 zaang1 gaai2 laam6) — always want to be the first to act
行花市 (haang4 faa1 si5) — to walk around the Lunar New Year fair; flower market
行花街 (haang4 faa1 gaai1) — to walk around the Lunar New Year fair; flower market
行蠱惑 (haang4 gu2 waak6) — trick; to be engage in illegal activities; to live the life of a triad member
行 (hang4) — (noun) 1. Company; (of career classifier) 1.trade; 2. Industry; 3. Profession; …
行行企企 (haang4 haang4 kei5 kei5) — (verb; adjective) to walk around with nothing to do; to be at idle; to idle awa…
行街市 (haang4 gaai1 si5) — to walk or shop around in a market
行街 (haang4 gaai1) — (verb) to go out (to town); to go shopping; to walk around (in town); to take a…
行衰運 (hang4 seoi1 wan6) — in a series of bad luck (spoken)
行規 (hong4 kwai1) — Regulation in industry; professional etiquette
行貨 (hong2 fo3) — thing of typical quality
行路唔帶眼 (haang4 lou6 m4 daai3 ngaan5) — to walk carelessly; to not look where one is going
行路打倒褪 (haang4 lou6 daa2 dou2 tan3) — (literally: walking backwards); to suffer a misfortune; to have rotten luck
行路 (hang4 lou6) — (verb) 1. To walk; (noun) walking
行車天橋 (hang4 ce1 tin1 kiu4) — Flyover
行軍 (hang4 gwan1) — on an invasion (military)
行運一條龍，失運一條蟲 (hang4 wan6 jat1 tiu4 lung4 sat1 wan6 jat1 tiu4 cung4) — turn of the tide
行運一條龍 (hang4 wan6 jat1 tiu4 lung4) — having good fortune; to be in luck
行運 (haang4 wan6) — to be in luck
行開咗 (haang4 hoi1 zo2) — not in; went off to somewhere else temporarily; to go away for a short period; …
行開行埋 (haang4 hoi1 haang4 maai4) — usually used to describe the short timeframe between when one has walked off te…
行開 (haang4 hoi1) — (imperative; verb) Move! (telling someone to move as they are in your way); go …
行雷 (haang4 leoi4) — (v.) thunder.
行雷閃電 (haang4 leoi4 sim2 din6) — Thunder and Lightning
行青 (haang4 ceng1) — tomb sweeping (to pay respects to one's ancestors or friends)
術士 (seot6 si6) — A master; a wizard at something; Warlock
衕埋 (tung4 maai4) — and
街井 (gaai1 zeng2) — fire hydrant
街口 (gaai1 hau2) — (noun) (of roads; streets) junction; intersection
街喉 (gaai1 hau4) — water hydrants on the streets
街坊大姐 (gaai1 fong1 daai6 ze2) — women who handles the street affairs (spoken)
街坊 (gaai1 fong1) — neighbours
街外人 (gaai1 ngoi6 jan4) — outsiders
街市仔 (gaai1 si5 zai2) — small market; guys working in the market
街市 (gaai1 si5) — (noun) "wet market," a market where you can buy groceries, fresh produce and me…
街招 (gaai1 ziu1) — posters on the streets
街數 (gaai1 sou3) — debts (spoken)
街斗 (gaai1 dau3) — Street fight; minivans
街渡 (gaai1 dou6) — small ferry
街症 (gaai1 zing3) — outpatient clinic
街知巷聞 (gaai1 zi1 hong6 man4) — well-known; famous (idiom)
街童 (gaai1 tung4) — Street Children
街線 (gaai1 sin3) — external phone network (as opposed to internal phone network)
街角 (gaai1 gok3) — street corner
街路 (gaai1 lou6) — Streets
街邊 (gaai1 bin1) — street side
街頭服 (gaai1 tau4 fuk6) — Street clothing; casual wear
衛戍 (wai6 syu3) — Garrison
衛斯理 (wai6 si1 lei5) — Wesley; Wisely, a fictional protagonist of a series of science fiction adventur…
衛星通信 (wai6 sing1 tung1 seon3) — Satellite Communications
衛生條件 (wai6 sang1 tiu4 gin2) — Health Conditions; sanitary conditions
衛生麻雀 (wai6 sang1 maa4 zoek2) — playing mahjong for fun and not for money
衝上雲霄 (cung1 soeng5 wan4 siu1) — Triumph in the Skies, name of a Hong Kong drama
衝燈 (cung1 dang1) — to run the red light
衝紅燈 (cung1 hung4 dang1) — to run the red light
衝線 (cung1 sin3) — lunge in to the tape; sprint to the finishing line
衝要 (cung1 jiu3) — strategically important place
衞冕 (wai6 min5) — to defend one's title; crown
衞星 (wai6 sing1) — satellite
衞生 (wai6 sang1) — hygiene
衡器 (hang4 hei3) — Weighing apparatus
衡晒 (hang4 saai3) — in full power; to the limit; to the extreme; to describe intensity of an action
衣字邊 (ji1 zi6 bin1) — number 145 of Kangxi radical
衣紙 (ji1 zi2) — Joss Paper
衣衫襤褸 (ji1 saam1 laam4 leoi5) — to be dressed in rags; to be dressed shabbily
衣車 (ji1 ce1) — (noun) a sewing machine
表姊 (biu2 zi2) — The term to address an older female cousin
表嫂 (biu2 sou2) — the wife of an elder cousin
表少 (biu2 siu3) — The term to address the younger male cousin of one's husband; the general term …
表演藝術 (biu2 jin2 ngai6 seot6) — Performing Arts
表現主義 (biu2 jin6 zyu2 ji6) — expressionism
表達 (biu2 daat6) — to show
表錯情 (biu2 co3 cing4) — to react inappropiately to a situation due to a misunderstanding or a misinterp…
表面上 (biu2 min6 soeng6) — Ostensibly
表面現象 (biu2 min6 jin6 zoeng6) — Superficies; outside appearance
衫刷 (saam1 caat3) — clothes washing brush (spoken)
衫尾 (saam1 mei5) — coattail; shirt tail
衫架 (saam1 gaa2) — clothes hanger
衫櫃 (saam1 gwai6) — wardrobe
衫腳 (saam1 goek3) — hem (clothing)
衫舖 (saam1 pou2) — clothes shop
衫袖 (saam1 zau6) — (noun) shirt sleeves; sleeves of clothing
衫裏 (saam1 lei5) — inside the shirt
衫裙 (saam1 kwan4) — (clothes) clothes and skirt; fashion (note: usually this term is used with othe…
衫裡 (saam1 lei5) — inside the shirt
衫褲 (saam1 fu3) — clothing
衫鈕 (saam1 nau2) — shirt button
衫領 (saam1 leng5) — shirt collar
衰仔 (seoi1 zai2) — (n.) a naughty boy; a bad kid; (appellation) 'naughty boy'; 'bad boy', usually …
衰佬 (seoi1 lou2) — husband; used by wife with others (spoken)
衰俾人睇 (seoi1 bei2 jan4 tai2) — looked down by others; disgrace; humiliated; embarrassing
衰公 (seoi1 gung1) — (noun; appellation) a disrespectful form of address (expressing irritation) for…
衰到貼地 (seoi1 dou3 tip3 dei6) — cannot get worse than this (spoken)
衰十一 (seoi1 sap6 jat1) — having sexual intercourse with minor (slang)
衰名 (seoi1 meng2) — bad name; bad reputation
衰咗 (seoi1 zo2) — failed (spoken)
衰嘢 (seoi1 je5) — things of substandard or no good (spoken)
衰多口 (seoi1 do1 hau2) — Bad things that have happened as a result of talking too much; Loose lips sink …
衰女包 (seoi1 neoi2 baau1) — slang for a badly behaved young woman; often used by parents scolding a daughter
衰女 (seoi1 neoi2) — (noun; appellation) 'naughty girl'; 'bad girl', a disrespectful (expressing irr…
衰婆 (seoi1 po2) — slang for a bad, mean, or unscrupulous woman; "bitch"; mostly applied to older …
衰弱 (seoi1 joek6) — fragile
衰收尾 (seoi1 sau1 mei5) — end badly (spoken)
衰格 (seoi1 gaak3) — substandard characteristics (spoken)
衰樣 (seoi1 joeng2) — ugly face; to be in a bad state; to be in an unlucky state
衰牌 (seoi1 paai2) — Bad cards; shameful; disgraceful; poor; disappointing
衰硬 (seoi1 ngaang6) — to fail for sure
衰神 (seoi1 san4) — (noun) a disrespectful expression to refer to someone who does something bad or…
衰 (seoi1) — (adjective) 1. Ugly-looking; 2. bad (people); (adjective) 1. being caught by do…
衰衰噉 (seoi1 seoi1 gam2) — an affectionate way to call someone an annoying or irritating person
衰過偷貓 (seoi1 gwo3 tau1 maau1) — very bad; very nasty
衰鬼嘢 (seoi1 gwai2 je5) — a nuisance
衰鬼 (seoi1 gwai2) — an intimate way to call someone a "bad person; rascal; scoundrel; devil"
衰鬼豆 (seoi1 gwai2 dau6) — acceptable bad language used by kids (spoken)
衷情 (cung1 cing4) — Heartfelt emotion
衷腸 (cung1 coeng4) — Heartfelt emotion
袁彌明 (jyun4 nei4 ming4) — Erica Yuen Mi-ming, name of a Hong Kong politician, actress, and presenter
袋入 (doi6 jap6) — put inside
袋袋平安 (doi6 doi6 ping4 on1) — a saying used when a person received some money and would like to keep the mone…
袋錶 (doi2 biu1) — a pocket watch
袒胸露臂 (taan2 hung1 lou6 bei3) — to expose one's neck and shoulder
袒裼裸裎 (taan2 sik3 lo2 cing4) — to be completely naked
袖口鈕 (zau6 hau2 nau2) — Cuff buttons; Cuff Links
被加數 (bei6 gaa1 sou3) — Summand
被害 (bei6 hoi6) — To 'become a victim'; to be harmed; to be killed; to be injured; to be murdered
被竇 (bei6 dau6) — inside the blanket (spoken)
被袋 (pei5 doi2) — a quilt cover
被鋪 (bei6 pou1) — blanket

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