baau3 wok6 git6 je5爆鑊杰嘢爆镬杰嘢
Jyutpingbaau3 wok6 git6 je5
Yalebaau wohk giht yéh
Definition
To expose a major scandal.
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How it's used
This expression uses 杰, which literally means thick or viscous, to describe a situation that is messy, difficult to resolve, or potentially disastrous. It carries a sense of gravity and shock, often implying that the consequences of the scandal will be hard to clean up. It is strictly colloquial and should be reserved for informal settings among friends or peers.
Examples
This is a massive scandal, the company will definitely go bust.
Related words
Common phrases
to have a big scandal break out
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with simply making a mistake. It specifically refers to a major, public, or damaging scandal rather than a minor error or a bad situation.
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