Cantonese words starting with C

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coi4 zing3 jyu6 syun3
财政预算
Financial budget.
coi4 zing3 ngai4 gei1
财政危机
Financial crisis.
coi4 zing3 nin4 dou6
财政年度
Fiscal year; financial year.
coi4 zing3 sau1 jap6
财政收入
Government revenue; fiscal revenue or financial income.
coi4 zing3 si1
财政司
Financial Secretary, the senior government official responsible for economic and financial policy.
coi4 zing3 si1 si1 zoeng2
财政司司长
The Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong government.
coi4 zing3 si1 si1 zoeng2 baan6 gung1 sat1
财政司司长办公室
Office of the Financial Secretary
coi4 zing3 zi1 ceot1
财政支出
Financial expenditure; government spending.
coi4 zing3 zing3 caak3
财政政策
Fiscal policy; government policies on taxation and spending.
coi4 zoeng2
财长
Finance minister or treasurer.
coi4 zyu2
财主
A rich man; a wealthy person.
coi4 zyu2 lou2
财主佬
A rich man; a wealthy male.
cok3
To pull, or to trick someone into revealing a secret.
cok3
To pierce or stab.
cok3
To strike a cool or stylish pose, often with a pensive or pouty expression.
cok3 joeng2
擢样
To forcefully strike a pose or put on a facial expression to look cool or attractive, especially in photos.
cok3 lok6 bat1 cai4
错落不齐
Disorderly and uneven; irregular and mismatched.
cok3 lok6 jau5 zi3
错落有致
Irregularly arranged with a pleasing, picturesque, or charming effect.
cok3 zaap6
错杂
Mixed, jumbled, or tangled.
cok3 zung3
错综
Intricate, complex, or tangled; to synthesize or coordinate.
cong1
Warehouse, storehouse, or any storage room or building.
cong1
Cold.
cong1
Deep blue-green, especially describing the ocean or deep water.
cong1
Sore, boil, skin ulcer, or pimple; an inflamed, swollen, or pus-filled lesion on the skin.
cong1
The cabin, hold, or compartment of a ship, airplane, or spacecraft for carrying people or cargo.
cong1
Deep blue, the color of the sky; also used to describe things that are old or aged.
cong1 baa1
疮疤
A scar from a sore, or metaphorically, a sad or traumatic experience.
cong1 baak6
苍白
Pale or wan, especially describing a person's complexion due to illness.
cong1 baak6 mou4 lik6
苍白无力
Pale, weak, and feeble; lacking in strength, vitality, or substance.
cong1 baak6 sik1
苍白色
Pale; sickly white.
cong1 bui3 saan1 zoek3
苍背山雀
Cinereous tit (Parus cinereus), a species of passerine bird.
cong1 ceoi3
苍翠
Dark green; verdant.
cong1 cong1
苍苍
Ash gray or hoary; also flourishing, lush, or vast.
cong1 cuk1
仓促
Hasty, hurried, or rushed.
cong1 cung4 ceoi3 paak3
苍松翠柏
Evergreen pine and cypress; also used metaphorically for steadfast nobility.
cong1 cyu5
仓储
To store goods in a warehouse; warehousing.
cong1 cyut3
仓卒
Hasty, hurried, or rushed.
cong1 cyut3
仓猝
All of a sudden; hurried; rushed.
cong1 dai2 fo3
仓底货
Deadstock; unsellable or leftover inventory piled up in a warehouse.
cong1 fong2
舱房
Cabin of an airplane or ship.
cong1 fu1
仓敷
Kurashiki, a city in Okayama Prefecture, Japan.
cong1 fu3
仓库
A warehouse, storehouse, or depot used for storing goods.
cong1 gaa1
疮痂
A scab.
cong1 gang1
仓庚
Black-naped oriole (Oriolus chinensis).
cong1 gang1
鸧鹒
Oriole; a type of yellow bird mentioned in classical literature.
cong1 geoi6 tung3 sam1
创巨痛深
Deeply distressed, physically or mentally, by a severe wound or great trauma.
cong1 ging6
苍劲
Old and strong; vigorous and robust, especially describing calligraphy, painting, trees, or a voice.
cong1 han4
疮痕
Scar, especially from a wound or sore.
cong1 hau2
疮口
The opening of a sore, wound, or ulcer.
cong1 hoi2
沧海
The vast blue ocean.