Cantonese words starting with B

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baau1 zong1 mat6

包裝物包装物

Packaging; wrapping material.

baau1 zong1 zi2

包裝紙包装纸

Wrapping paper.

baau1 zong6 baan2

Guaranteed to fail, run into trouble, or make a mistake.

To own a property and rent it out to multiple tenants; subletting or operating as a landlord.

Landlady; a woman who owns and rents out land, a flat, or rooms.

A type of unicellular green algae.

To wrap up, wrap around, envelop, or enclose something.

To eat one's fill; to enjoy a hearty meal.

baau2 caan1 jat1 deon6

飽餐一頓饱餐一顿

To eat one's fill; to enjoy a hearty meal.

baau2 caan1 zin3 faan6

飽餐戰飯饱餐战饭

To eat a hearty meal before going into battle.

baau2 dou3 soeng5 sam1 hau2

飽到上心口饱到上心口

Extremely full after eating; so full that the food feels as if it is reaching one's chest.

To read intensively or be highly well-read.

baau2 gaak3 ji4

飽嗝兒饱嗝儿

To belch or burp after eating to fullness.

baau2 ging1 cong1 song1

飽經滄桑饱经沧桑

Having lived through many changes, hardships, or ups and downs in life.

baau2 ging1 fung1 soeng1

飽經風霜饱经风霜

Weather-beaten; having experienced many hardships and trials in life.

baau2 ging1 jau1 waan6

飽經憂患饱经忧患

Having experienced much suffering, hardship, or anxiety.

To be full of, or brimming with, an emotion or liquid.

Well-educated; highly learned; erudite.

baau2 hon3 bat1 zi1 ngo6 hon3 gei1

飽漢不知餓漢飢饱汉不知饿汉饥

The well-fed cannot understand the suffering of the starving.

baau2 jan4 bat1 zi1 ngo6 jan4 gei1

飽人不知餓人飢饱人不知饿人饥

The well-fed cannot know how the starving suffer.

baau2 ji5 lou5 kyun4

飽以老拳饱以老拳

To beat someone up; to thump repeatedly with one's fists.

To look at intensively, feast one's eyes on, or fully enjoy a view.

Full, plump, or overflowing with abundance, both for physical objects and intangible things.

baau2 ngaan5 fuk1

飽眼福饱眼福

To feast one's eyes on; to enjoy a visual feast.

baau2 nyun5 si1 jam4 juk6

飽暖思淫慾饱暖思淫欲

When one's basic needs for food and warmth are met, thoughts turn to lust; representing boundless desire.

baau2 nyun5 si1 jam4 juk6, gei1 hon4 hei2 dou6 sam1

飽暖思淫欲，飢寒起盜心饱暖思淫欲，饥寒起盗心

Lechery arises when one is well-fed and warm, while theft is driven by hunger and cold.

To endure, suffer, or be subjected to a great deal of hardship or ill-treatment over a long period.

To be extremely full from overeating, or to feel disgusted and fed up with someone's bragging or behavior.

baau2 sei2 ho4 laan1 dau6

飽死荷蘭豆饱死荷兰豆

To not be worried about acting as a fool or making a mockery of oneself.

baau2 si1 nong4

飽私囊饱私囊

To pocket public or others' money illegally; to line one's pockets.

baau2 sik6 zung1 jat6

飽食終日饱食终日

To spend the whole day eating and doing no useful work.

baau2 sik6 zung1 jat6 ，mou4 so2 jung6 sam1

飽食終日，無所用心饱食终日，无所用心

To eat one's fill all day long without applying one's mind to anything useful.

To eat one's fill of a hearty meal; to experience a great deal of something (such as hardship).

baau2 soeng5 sam1 tau4

飽上心頭饱上心头

Extremely full from eating; stuffed to the throat.

baau2 tou5 sik6

飽肚食饱肚食

To eat for the purpose of getting full, rather than just enjoying the taste or having a snack.

To be saturated, reaching a point where no more can be absorbed or accommodated.

baau2 wo4 jung4 jik6

飽和溶液饱和溶液

A saturated solution.

baau2 wo4 zi1 fong1

飽和脂肪饱和脂肪

baau2 wo4 zi1 fong1 syun1

飽和脂肪酸饱和脂肪酸

Saturated fatty acid.

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 swell to bursting, especially after overeating.

To be fully satisfied with food; to eat one's fill.

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 flood an online forum with spam in order to disrupt it.

Off the charts; exceeding the normal range of measurement or scale.

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.