Cantonese words starting with C

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The open-topped cargo bed of a truck, trailer, or cart; the bucket of a front loader.

The roof or top of a vehicle.

A group of vehicles, such as a fleet of taxis, a motorcade, a convoy, or a racing team.

A turning tool bit; a non-rotary cutting tool used in metalworking on a lathe.

ce1 dou3 saan1 cin4 bit1 jau5 lou6

車到山前必有路车到山前必有路

The cart will find its way round the mountain when it gets there; things will eventually work out.

ce1 dou3 saan1 cin4 bit1 jau5 lou6 ，syun4 dou3 kiu4 tau4 zi6 jin4 zik6

車到山前必有路，船到橋頭自然直车到山前必有路，船到桥头自然直

Everything will turn out all right; things will resolve themselves when the time comes.

ce1 dou3 saan1 cin4 zi6 jau5 lou6

車到山前自有路车到山前自有路

Things will work out when the time comes; the cart will find its way round the hill when it gets there.

A traffic lane or roadway for vehicles.

Fare; the fee paid for taking land-based public transportation.

Vehicle rental fee paid by cab, taxi, or rickshaw drivers.

車份兒车份儿

Car rental fee paid by a taxi driver to the taxi owner.

A ticket for transport, such as a train, bus, or metro ticket.

Garage; a place for repairing vehicles or a private indoor parking space.

車房仔车房仔

A car mechanic, especially a young male technician working in a garage.

Cart driver, rickshaw puller, or coachman.

Garage; a building or indoor space for parking vehicles.

Model of car; car style.

A vehicle frame, chassis, or structural support structure.

An imperial carriage or chariot; also used to refer to the emperor.

Workshop or shop floor within a factory.

Transport fee or travel expenses.

A car bonnet; the front hood of a vehicle.

A delivery assistant who rides along in a vehicle, or the quality of a gemstone's cut.

車公廟车公庙

Che Kung Temple

ce1 gung1 miu6 zaam6

車公廟站车公庙站

Che Kung Temple Station, an MTR station in Hong Kong.

Railway track or rail; steel rails on which trains run.

車行道车行道

Roadway; the part of a road intended for vehicular traffic.

ce1 hang4 tung1 dou6

車行通道车行通道

Driveway or vehicular access road.

ce1 hau6 soeng1

車後箱车后箱

Car boot; the trunk of a car.

She Xiang (c. 1361-1396), a lady who served as a leader of the Yi ethnic group in Yunnan during the early Ming dynasty.

Car dealership; a motorcar company.

To make or sew clothes using a sewing machine.

ce1 ji5 nei4 syut3 fu1 si1 gei1

車爾尼雪夫斯基车尔尼雪夫斯基

Nikolai Chernyshevsky; the Russian revolutionary democrat, philosopher, critic, and socialist.

The propeller of a ship.

The shaft of a traditional animal-drawn vehicle connecting the harness to the vehicle body.

A railway carriage, compartment, or wagon.

To demand too much; to desire something unrealistic or improbable.

Giant clam (subfamily Tridacninae).

Sumptuous, luxurious, and beautiful.

Traffic flow; the movement of vehicles on a road.

ce1 lei1 ngaan5

To look askance or sideways; squinty or cross-eyed.

車厘茄车厘茄

ce1 lei5 ngaa5 ban1 si1 hak1

車里雅賓斯克车里雅宾斯克

Chelyabinsk, a city on the eastern flanks of the Ural Mountains on the Trans-Siberian Railway.

ce1 leon4 beng2

車輪餅车轮饼

Imagawayaki; a wheel-shaped sweet snack made of batter and stuffed with fillings like red bean paste or custard.

車輪子车轮子

A wheel of a vehicle.

車輪戰车轮战

A battle of attrition; a tactic of continuous attacks to wear down an opponent's physical strength.

A bicycle bell.

To dismember a body using chariots or horses pulling in different directions.

Vehicles in general.