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頂趾鞋 (ding2 zi2 haai4) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

頂趾鞋 (ding2 zi2 haai4, dǐng zhǐ xié) — (literally: shoes that are too small); describes a wife who has very strict control over her husband

Classifier

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Usage

Level

beyond HSK

Related words

• 頂你個肺 (ding2 nei5 go3 fai3) — shit; damn you (derogatory)
• 頂包 (ding2 baau1) — "stand in" for crime not committed as to protect the real culprit
• 頂唔住 (ding2 m4 zyu6) — (slang) cannot stand something; cannot stomach it; unable to tolerate or bear
• 頂唔順 (ding2 m4 seon6) — (phrasal verb) unbearable; cannot stand something anymore; cannot stomach it; u…
• 頂喉頂頸 (ding2 hau4 ding2 geng2) — to reply; talk back defiantly(in an argument); to answer back sarcastically
• 頂夾 (deng2 gep6) — hair pins; grips (to hold hair in place)

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