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叔記 (suk1 gei3) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

叔記 (suk1 gei3, shū jì) — an appellation used to address a middle age or elderly man whose one doesn't know the name of, used in situation such as when talking to a random middle age; elderly man on the street

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Usage

Level

beyond HSK

Related words

• 叔仔 (suk1 zi2) — uncle, father's younger brother
• 叔姪縮窒 (suk1 zat6 suk1 zat6) — describes a situation when someone back out of something out of stinginess and …
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• 叔丈人 (suk1 zoeng6 jan4) — wife's uncle
• 叔丈母 (suk1 zoeng6 mou5) — wife's aunt

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