Cantonese words starting with C

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ceot1 heoi3
出去
To go out; to leave one's current location for an outside or wider space.
ceot1 heoi3 wai1
出去威
To go out to have a good time, show off, or enjoy oneself.
ceot1 hoi2
出海
To go out to sea; to leave land for activities on the water.
ceot1 hon6
出汗
To sweat; to perspire.
ceot1 hyut3
出血
To bleed or hemorrhage, or figuratively to spend a lot of money.
ceot1 hyut3 sin3
出血線出血线
Bleeding line; a guideline used in printing and design to mark where the paper will be trimmed.
ceot1 hyut3 wai2
出血位
Bleed; the extra margin in printing designed to be trimmed off to prevent white borders.
ceot1 jam6
出任
To take up or hold a position; to assume office.
ceot1 jan4 ji3 biu2
出人意表
Beyond expectations; surprising or unexpected.
ceot1 jan4 ji3 liu6
出人意料
To be unexpected, surprising, or beyond anticipation.
ceot1 jan4 tau4 dei6
出人頭地出人头地
To stand out from the crowd; to make a name for oneself and achieve great success.
ceot1 jap6
出入
Discrepancy, inconsistency, or difference.
ceot1 jap6 ging2
出入境
To enter and leave a country or region; immigration and customs clearance.
ceot1 jap6 hau2
出入口
An entrance or exit, or the trade of imports and exports.
ceot1 jap6 ping4 on1
出入平安
May you have safety wherever you go; a traditional blessing of safe travel.
ceot1 jap6 zing3
出入證出入证
An entry pass, permit, or identification card used for entering and leaving a restricted area.
ceot1 je5
出嘢
To make something happen, to produce a result, or to create something.
ceot1 je6 gaai1
出夜街
To go out at night; to have a night out.
ceot1 ji5 faan2 ji5
出爾反爾出尔反尔
To go back on one's word; to be self-contradictory and break one's promises.
Ceot1 ji5 gung1 sam1
出以公心
To act without selfish considerations; to keep the public interest in mind.
ceot1 jin4
出言
To speak or utter words.
ceot1 jin4 bat1 seon3
出言不遜出言不逊
To speak rudely or disrespectfully.
ceot1 jin6
出現出现
To appear, show up, or come into sight; to arise or happen.
ceot1 joeng4 soeng3
出洋相
To make a fool of oneself; to make an exhibition of oneself.
ceot1 joeng6
出讓出让
To sell, especially one's own property or possessions.
ceot1 juk6
出獄出狱
To be released from prison; to return to society after serving a prison sentence.
ceot1 jyu1
出於出于
Due to, out of, or based on a certain motive or cause.
ceot1 jyu1 nai4 ji4 bat1 jim5
出淤泥而不染
To remain pure and noble despite being raised in a corrupt environment, like a lotus rising untainted from the mud.
ceot1 jyun2
出院
To be discharged from the hospital.
ceot1 kan4 leot6
出勤率
Attendance rate, as of employees or students.
ceot1 kei4
出奇
Surprising, unusual, strange, or rare.
ceot1 kei4 bat1 ji3
出其不意
To catch someone off guard by taking action when they are unprepared or unexpected.
ceot1 kei4 zai3 sing3
出奇制勝出奇制胜
To defeat an opponent by a surprise move; to win through unexpected or innovative methods.
ceot1 kyut3
出缺
To become vacant, as a seat or office.
ceot1 lai2 hang4
出嚟行
To make a living in the underworld; to lead a gangster life.
ceot1 lai4
出嚟
To come out; to go out from a confined or remote place to a more central, open, or public space.
ceot1 lai4 lou1
出嚟撈出嚟捞
To enter society and make a living; to work in the world.
ceot1 lai4 pou4
出嚟蒲
To go out, hang out, or go clubbing to enjoy the nightlife.
ceot1 lei4 baai2
出嚟擺出嚟摆
To work as a prostitute
ceot1 lei4 zou6
出嚟做
To work as a prostitute.
ceot1 leoi6 bat6 seoi6
出類拔萃出类拔萃
Exceptional; outstanding; to stand out from others as far superior.
ceot1 lik6
出力
To exert oneself; to make a great effort.
ceot1 liu2
出料
To show what one is made of, or to ejaculate.
ceot1 loeng4
出糧出粮
To pay wages (from an employer's perspective) or to receive wages (from an employee's perspective).
ceot1 loi4
出來出来
To come out; indicates movement toward the speaker from a narrower, inner, or more remote place.
ceot1 lou4
出爐出炉
Fresh out of the oven; newly baked or prepared food.
ceot1 lou5 cin1
出老千
To cheat or swindle, especially when gambling.
ceot1 lou6
出路
A way out, a solution, or future prospects.
ceot1 lung4
出籠出笼
Freshly steamed; to take freshly cooked food out of the steamer.
ceot1 lung4 liu1
出籠liu出笼liu
To cheat, rig, or play tricks to gain an unfair advantage.