賊〔贼〕 caak6 {zéi}unlawful | CCY | |
賊〔贼〕 caak6 {zéi}- thief
- traitor
- wily
- deceitful
- evil
- extremely
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賊竇〔贼窦〕 caak6 dau3 {zéi dòu}a thieves' hideout; a thieves' den | CCY | |
賊公〔贼-〕 caak6 gung1 {zéi gōng}male thief (spoken) | CCY | |
賊人〔贼-〕 caak6 jan4 {zéi rén}thief | CCY | |
賊佬〔贼-〕 caak6 lou2 {zéi lǎo}a robber; a thief; a burglar | CCY | |
賊仔〔贼-〕 caak6 zai2 {zéi zǐ}a thief; a burglar | CCY | |
賊贓〔贼赃〕 caak6 zong1 {zéi zāng}stolen goods | CCY | |
賊亮〔贼-〕 caak6 loeng6 {zéi liàng}- bright
- shiny
- dazzling
- glaring
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賊眼〔贼-〕 caak6 ngaan5 {zéi yǎn}- shifty gaze
- furtive glance
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賊心〔贼-〕 caak6 sam1 {zéi xīn}evil intentions | CC | |
賊死〔贼-〕 caak6 sei2 {zéi sǐ}- completely
- utterly (dialect)
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賊船〔贼-〕 caak6 syun4 {zéi chuán}- pirate ship
- fig. venture of dubious merit
- criminal gang
- reactionary faction
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賊禿〔贼秃〕 caak6 tuk1 {zéi tū}(derog.) Buddhist monk | CC | |
賊窩〔贼窝〕 caak6 wo1 {zéi wō}thieves' lair | CC | |
賊亞爸〔贼亚-〕 caak6 aa3 baa1 {zéi yà bà}a 'fagin', someone who trains others to perform crimes and takes the stolen goods, similar to the fictional character Fagin in Oliver Twist; describes someone who reaps in the booties / benefits from criminal activities (without necessarily carrying out the criminal activities themselves) , such as a criminal leader (or an organization / corrupted government) behind the scenes13 | CCY | |
賊喊捉賊〔贼--贼〕 caak6 haam3 zuk1 caak6 {zéi hǎn zhuō zéi}a criminal who tries to accuse somebody of the theft and tries to sneak away onself; a robber who acts like a cop; the pot calling the kettle black | CCY | |
賊眉鼠眼〔贼---〕 caak6 mei4 syu2 ngaan5 {zéi méi shǔ yǎn}- shifty-eyed
- crafty-looking (idiom)
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賊頭賊腦〔贼头贼脑〕 caak6 tau4 caak6 nou5 {zéi tóu zéi nǎo}- lit. to behave like a thief
- furtive
- underhand
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賊佬試沙煲〔贼-试--〕 caak6 lou2 si3 saa1 bou1 {zéi lǎo shì shā bāo}to test the waters | CCY | |