Cantonese words starting with B

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

Plosive; a stop consonant.

Dynamiter; a person responsible for demolishing buildings or structures with explosives.

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

To blast rock, or figuratively, to defecate.

An explosion, a sonic boom, or a popping sound.

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 get a flat tire or have a tire blowout.

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

爆肚兒爆肚儿

Quick-boiled tripe; a traditional Beijing dish.

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爆鑊大嘢爆镬大嘢

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

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爆鑊杰嘢爆镬杰嘢

To expose a major scandal.

Explosion; a rapid release of energy and expansion of air, often caused by high-speed combustion.

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Explosive force, power, or burst of strength.

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Explosive material; explosives.

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Explosive; having the capacity to explode, or likely to cause a stir.

Knocking; detonation or a fault in an internal combustion engine.

To break a bottle to use as a weapon, or to smash a bottle over someone's head.

To burst with a liquid or creamy filling when bitten or cut.

Firecracker; small festive explosives typically wrapped in red paper.

To work overtime; to exceed the maximum allowed working hours.

Projecting or protruding teeth.

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鮑德里亞鲍德里亚

Jean Baudrillard, a French cultural theorist and philosopher.

János Bolyai (1802-1860), a Hungarian mathematician and a pioneer of non-Euclidean geometry.

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鮑羅丁鲍罗丁

Borodin, a surname.

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鮑羅廷鲍罗廷

Borodin, a surname of Russian origin.

Buck teeth; protruding teeth.

鮑威爾鲍威尔

Powell; the surname.

Lame or crippled; unable to walk due to illness or injury.

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跛腳鴨跛脚鸭

Lame duck; an official, administration, or person who has lost influence or financial standing.

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跛腳了哥跛脚了哥

An incompetent or useless person.

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跛腳佬跛脚佬

A lame man; a man with a limp.

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跛腳女跛脚女

A disabled or lame girl or woman; a female cripple.

跛腳婆跛脚婆

A lame woman or a female cripple.

To have a disabled, paralyzed, or crippled hand or arm due to illness or injury.

A lame person; someone who limps or has a physical disability affecting their legs.

Used in place names.

To cover, block, or shield from view.

Bixi, a mythical creature shaped like a giant tortoise and one of the nine sons of the dragon.

To close, end, or stop.

Worried, anxious, troubled, or weighed down by worries.

Closure; a property or structure in mathematics and computer science.

Luxuriant, lush, or young and tender vegetation.

Amenorrhea; the abnormal absence or cessation of menstruation.

To close a country's borders to international trade, or to withdraw from the world for meditation or deep study.

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閉關鎖國闭关锁国

To close the borders and seal off the country from the outside world.