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衰公 (seoi1 gung1) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

衰公 (seoi1 gung1, shuāi gōng) — (noun; appellation) a disrespectful form of address (expressing irritation) for a man or one's husband

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beyond HSK

Related words

• 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

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