Cantonese words starting with B

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bong2 sei2
绑死
To be constrained by a situation or rules, leaving one with no way out.
bong2 soeng6 jau5 ming4
To have one's name on the list; to be listed.
bong2 teoi2
绑腿
Leg wrappings or gaiters.
bong2 zaat3
绑扎
To bind, tie up, or bundle; binding in computing.
bong2 zau2
绑走
To abduct, kidnap, or carry off by force.
bong2 zyu6
绑住
To bind, tie up, or fasten securely.
bong6
To accompany; to walk or stand beside someone.
bong6
Side; nearby.
bong6
Pound; a unit of weight equal to 0.4536 kilograms or 12 leung in Hong Kong.
bong6
Pound sterling; the currency of the United Kingdom.
bong6 cing3
A scale, weighing machine, or balance.
bong6 daai6 fun2
To live off a rich person or depend on a wealthy partner.
bong6 gaa1 ji4
傍家儿
A mistress, lover, or side partner.
bong6 gan6
To be close to or near a certain time, location, or amount.
bong6 hak1
Dusk; nightfall; twilight.
bong6 jan4 lei4 bik3
傍人篱壁
To depend on others, like leaning against another's fence or wall.
bong6 jan4 mun4 wu6
傍人门户
To depend on others for a living, relying on their support or patronage.
bong6 jau2
A hanger-on, sycophant, or sidekick who constantly follows around a boss, rich, powerful, or famous person.
bong6 jau2
An attendant, enabler, helper, or accomplice.
bong6 lau5 ceoi4 faa1
傍柳随花
To frequent brothels or associate with prostitutes.
bong6 loeng6
Dawn; daybreak; the time when the sky is just starting to get light.
bong6 ng5
Towards noon; just before midday.
bong6 seoi2
To pay money, especially under duress or as a bribe.
bong6 seoi2
To pay up, give money, or fork out cash.
bong6 wu6 ji4 laap6
傍户而立
To stand close to the door.
bou1
To feed young children; to nurse.
bou1
Beautiful and elegant.
bou1
Late afternoon, specifically the period from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
bou1
To boil, simmer, or slowly cook food or liquid over low heat.
bou1
To praise, honor, commend, or express positive approval.
bou1
To eat; to feed on.
bou1 bin2
褒贬
To praise and criticize; to appraise, judge, or speak ill of.
bou1 caa4
To brew, make, or boil tea.
bou1 ci5
Baosi, concubine of King You of Zhou and one of the famous legendary beauties of ancient China.
bou1 din6 waa2 zuk1
煲电话粥
To have a long telephone chat; to spend hours talking on the phone.
bou1 dung1 gwaa1
A near-homophone for Putonghua (Mandarin Chinese), often used in a humorous or self-mocking tone.
bou1 faan6
煲饭
To cook rice.
bou1 hei2
To completely destroy, ruin, or finish off.
bou1 ji6
褒义
Commendatory or positive meaning, as of a word or expression.
bou1 ji6 ci4
褒义词
A commendatory term; a word with positive connotations.
bou1 jin1
煲烟
To smoke tobacco products.
bou1 joek6
To decoct or boil Chinese herbal medicine.
bou1 joeng4
褒扬
To praise very positively, to commend, or to laud.
bou1 kek6
煲剧
To binge-watch television dramas, especially for a long time without stopping.
bou1 laap6
煲蜡
To melt and burn wax candles in a metal container as a dangerous game, traditionally done during Mid-Autumn Festival.
bou1 lou5 ke2
A younger woman in a relationship with a much older man.
bou1 lou5 ngau5
To refer negatively to a young man dating a much older woman.
bou1 mou4 mai5 zuk1
煲无米粥
To make plans that are never realized or confirmed.
bou1 mou5 mai5 zuk1
To waste time discussing abstract plans that will lead to nothing.
bou1 nam4
To boil something until it becomes soft.