遲〔迟〕 ci⁴ {chí}

1. late
2. delayed
3. slow

遲〔迟〕 ci⁴ {Chí}

surname Chi

遲啲〔迟-〕 ci⁴ di¹ {chí dī}

later on; will be late (spoken)

遲下〔迟-〕 ci⁴ haa⁵ {chí xià}

later

遲遲〔迟迟〕 ci⁴ ci⁴ {chí chí}

1. late (with a task etc)
2. slow

遲鈍〔迟钝〕 ci⁴ deon⁶ {chí dùn}

1. slow in one's reactions
2. sluggish (in movement or thought)

遲頓〔迟顿〕 ci⁴ deon⁶ {chí dùn}

1. inactive
2. obtuse

遲到〔迟-〕 ci⁴ dou³ {chí dào}

to arrive late

遲交〔迟-〕 ci⁴ gaau¹ {chí jiāo}

to delay handing over (payment, homework etc)

遲疑〔迟-〕 ci⁴ ji⁴ {chí yí}

to hesitate

遲延〔迟-〕 ci⁴ jin⁴ {chí yán}

to delay

遲了〔迟-〕 ci⁴ liu⁵ {chí le}

late

遲慢〔迟-〕 ci⁴ maan⁶ {chí màn}

1. slow
2. late

遲暮〔迟-〕 ci⁴ mou⁶ {chí mù}

past one's prime

遲誤〔迟误〕 ci⁴ ng⁶ {chí wù}

1. to delay
2. to procrastinate

遲緩〔迟缓〕 ci⁴ wun⁶ {chí huǎn}

1. slow
2. sluggish

遲滯〔迟滞〕 ci⁴ zai⁶ {chí zhì}

1. delay
2. procrastination

遲早〔迟-〕 ci⁴ zou² {chí zǎo}

sooner or later

遲啲見〔迟-见〕 ci⁴ di¹ gin³ {chí dī jiàn}

see you later

遲幾日〔迟几-〕 ci⁴ gei² jat⁶ {chí jǐ rì}

a few days later

遲浩田〔迟--〕 ci⁴ hou⁶ tin⁴ {Chí Hào tián}

Chi Haotian (1929-), Chinese Minister of National Defense 1993-2003

遲嚟先上岸〔迟----〕 ci⁴ lei⁴ sin¹ soeng⁵ ngon⁶ {chí lí xiān shàng àn}

jumped the line; describes a situation where a person who came later than others but managed to do something before others (who came before him/her)

遲發性損傷〔迟发-损伤〕 ci⁴ faat³ sing³ syun² soeng¹ {chí fā xìng sǔn shāng}

delayed lesion

遲到好過冇到〔迟--过--〕 ci⁴ dou³ hou² gwo³ mou⁵ dou³ {chí dào hǎo guò mǎo dào}

better late than never