Cantonese words starting with B

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baau2 wo4 zong6 taai3

飽和狀態饱和状态

Saturation state; a state of being completely full, soaked, or unable to absorb more.

To explode, burst, or crack due to excessive pressure or force.

Burst tire; to blow out a tire.

Leopard; a collective term for several large wild cats with spotted coats, including leopards, jaguars, and snow leopards.

To exceed a limit such that a situation gets out of control.

To chap or crack, particularly of the skin due to cold or dry weather.

To have dry, chapped, and cracked skin, especially from cold or dry weather.

To break in and steal from a warehouse.

To exceed the limit of what can be tolerated or accommodated; to stretch beyond capacity.

To swear; to use vulgar or foul language.

baau3 daai6 je5

To expose a major scandal or reveal a big secret.

baau3 daai6 laang5

To pull off a major upset; to have a completely unexpected result in a race, match, or event.

baau3 daai6 wok6

爆大鑊爆大镬

To expose a major scandal or reveal a big secret.

To reach the absolute limit or highest degree; to go through the roof.

To explode or burst when heated; to erupt.

To throw a tantrum, fly into a rage, or lose one's temper.

To go to a hotel or motel to have sex.

To commit burglary; to break into a home or office and steal belongings.

To bleed, especially after being hit or injured.

Bursting at the seams, specifically referring to sewn fabric margins bursting along the line of junction.

baau3 hau2 hoeng2

爆口響爆口响

To accidentally leak a secret or let something slip.

baau3 hoeng2 hau2

爆響口爆响口

To leak a secret, divulge information, or blow the whistle.

To pop open, burst open, or split open.

To become famous or well-known suddenly; to go viral.

baau3 hyut3 gun2

To suffer a ruptured blood vessel, especially a hemorrhagic stroke; also used figuratively to describe extreme anger.

baau3 jam1 duk6

爆陰毒爆阴毒

To use underhand ways to harm someone, or to expose someone's insidious plans.

baau3 jit6 gaak3

爆熱格爆热格

To burgle a house while the residents are inside.

To produce an unexpected result; to win against the odds.

baau3 laang5 gaak3

To burgle an empty building or house.

baau3 laang5 mun2

爆冷門爆冷门

To produce an unexpected result in a race, match, or competition; an upset.

To crack, burst, or rupture due to excessive internal pressure.

To leak information or blow the whistle; to disclose someone's secrets to others, especially to the media.

baau3 maa5 laam5

爆馬欖爆马榄

To stay in a hotel room, typically for a short stay or a tryst.

baau3 maa5 laam6

爆馬纜爆马缆

To stay in a hotel room, typically for short-term romantic or sexual encounters.

baau3 maa5 laan4

爆馬欄爆马栏

To rent a cheap hotel or motel room for short-stay sexual encounters.

To be packed or filled to capacity; to have a full house.

To sprout, bud, or put forth new shoots.

To be filled to capacity, to the absolute limit, or to win a maximum payment in mahjong.

To blast, dynamite, or blow up; to detonate explosives to destroy something, or to burst an economic bubble.

Plosive; a stop consonant.

To blast a mountain with explosives to clear land or extract rocks.

To blast rock, or figuratively, to defecate.

To have threads tear or rip at the seams of clothing

爆ｓｅｅｄ

A sudden boost of energy or an outbreak of inner potential.

To burgle; to break into a house or shop and steal.

To burst into laughter; to laugh out loud uncontrollably.

To have a tyre burst, or to rip or split one's pants unexpectedly.

To ad-lib, improvise, or extemporize on stage or during a speech.

baau3 wok6 daai6 je5

爆鑊大嘢爆镬大嘢

To expose a major scandal; to bring hidden secrets to light.