奌 {diǎn}
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鍾〔钟〕 {zhōng} | CC | |
鍾〔锺〕 {zhōng} | CC | |
旹〔时〕 {shí}
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點〔点〕 dim2 {diǎn}
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時〔时〕 si4 {shí}
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鐘〔钟〕 zung1 {zhōng} | CC | |
貝澳〔贝-〕 bui3 ou3 {bèi ào}Pui O, an area on Lantau Island in Hong Kong | CCY | |
大澳 daai6 ou3 {dà ào}the name of a place in Hong Kong: Tai O | CCY | |
大細〔-细〕 daai6 sai3 {dà xì}the common table game in casino called 'over-under or O/U'; the size | CCY | |
度街 dou6 gaai1 {dù jiē}to go for a walk on the street (around shops / high street); to o window shopping | CCY | |
降頭〔-头〕 gong3 tau4 {jiàng tóu}a curse o black magic | CCY | |
後朝〔后-〕 hau6 ziu1 {hòu cháo}the morning o the day after tomorrow | CCY | |
開刀〔开-〕 hoi1 dou1 {kāi dāo}(verb) o undergo a surgery | CCY | |
油塘 jau4 tong4 {yóu táng}Yau Tong, a MTR interchange station for the Kwun Tong line and Tseung Kwan O line situated in Eastern Kowloon | CCY | |
兩點〔两点〕 loeng5 dim2 {liǎng diǎn}Two points / two o'clock | CCY | |
首本 sau2 bun2 {shǒu běn}the most representative and the best work of someone (ususally refers to that of a performer such as the best song o a singer or best film of an actor) | CCY | |
石澳 sek6 ou3 {shí ào}(noun) Shek O, which is a beachside village located on the Southern District of Hong Kong. | CCY | |
掌門〔-门〕 zoeng2 mun4 {zhǎng mén}master; the leader in charge o a system | CCY | |
點鐘〔点钟〕 dim2 zung1 {diǎn zhōng}(indicating time of day) o'clock | CC | |
鬼火 gwai2 fo2 {guǐ huǒ}
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蚵仔 ho4 zai2 {é zi}oyster (Taiwanese, POJ pr. [ô-á]) | CC | |
七點鐘〔-点钟〕 cat1 dim2 zung1 {qī diǎn zhōng}seven o'clock | CCY | |
九點鐘〔-点钟〕 gau2 dim2 zung1 {jiǔ diǎn zhōng}Nine o'clock | CCY | |
一點鐘〔-点钟〕 jat1 dim2 zung1 {yī diǎn zhōng}One o'clock | CCY | |
二點鐘〔-点钟〕 ji6 dim2 zung1 {èr diǎn zhōng}Two o'clock | CCY | |
軟皮蛇〔软--〕 jyun5 pei4 se4 {ruǎn pí shé}(slang) someone who is apathetic and slack, who gives no regards to the criticism or advice o others; someone who has given up on themselves and just let themselves go; a lackadaisical person; to describe someone who is seemingly docile and obedient on the surface but who denies responsibilities in reality | CCY | |
五點鐘〔-点钟〕 ng5 dim2 zung1 {wǔ diǎn zhōng}Five o'clock | CCY | |
三點鐘〔-点钟〕 saam1 dim2 zung1 {sān diǎn zhōng}Three o'clock | CCY | |
十三點〔--点〕 sap6 saam1 dim2 {shí sān diǎn}(noun) 1. one o'clock pm or 13:00; (noun) a comic book, "Miss 13 Dot"; (slang) (of teenaged girl) naive, eccentric and silly | CCY | |
將軍澳〔将军-〕 zoeng1 gwan1 ou3 {Jiāng jūn ào}the name of a place in Hong Kong: Tseung Kwan O | CCY | |
蚵仔煎 ho4 zai2 zin1 {é zǐ jiān}oyster omelette (Taiwanese, POJ pr. [ô-á-chian]) | CC | |
南瓜燈〔--灯〕 naam4 gwaa1 dang1 {nán guā dēng}jack-o'-lantern | CC | |
峨嵋拳 ngo4 mei4 kyun4 {é méi quán}
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奧康納〔奥-纳〕 ou3 hong1 naap6 {Ào kāng nà}
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三足烏〔--乌〕 saam1 zuk1 wu1 {sān zú wū}
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奧康內爾〔奥-内尔〕 ou3 hong1 noi6 ji5 {Ào kāng nèi ěr}
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三足金烏〔---乌〕 saam1 zuk1 gam1 wu1 {sān zú jīn wū}
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俗隨時變〔-随时变〕 zuk6 ceoi4 si4 bin3 {sú suí shí biàn}
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三更窮五更富〔--穷---〕 saam1 gaang1 kung4 ng5 gaang1 fu3 {sān gēng qióng wǔ gēng fù}lit. poor at 3 o'clock and rich by 5, meaning one who has no financial planning, and spending all of what one's earn quickly | CCY | |
半島和東方航海〔-岛-东---〕 bun3 dou2 wo4 dung1 fong1 hong4 hoi2 {Bàn dǎo hé dōng fāng háng hǎi}
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時代不同,風尚不同〔时----风---〕 si4 doi6 bat1 tung4 ,fung1 soeng6 bat1 tung4 {shí dài bù tóng , fēng shàng bù tóng}
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