Cantonese words starting with C

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A financial group, consortium, or conglomerate that owns or controls several businesses.

Exceptional talent or ability, especially in literature or the arts.

Luck in making money or financial fortune.

coi4 wan6 hang1 tung1

財運亨通财运亨通

To enjoy immense financial fortune; luck and prosperity in making money.

A man of outstanding talent and ability.

An artistically or literarily talented man; a gifted male scholar.

Ability and wisdom; intelligence and talent.

To cut fabric to alter its shape; to crop an image in editing software.

Finance; the management of financial revenues, expenditures, and assets.

coi4 zing3 cek3 zi6

財政赤字财政赤字

Budgetary deficit; financial deficit where spending exceeds revenue.

coi4 zing3 gaam1 duk1

財政監督财政监督

Financial supervision

coi4 zing3 jyu6 syun3

財政預算财政预算

Financial budget.

coi4 zing3 ngai4 gei1

財政危機财政危机

Financial crisis.

coi4 zing3 sau1 jap6

財政收入财政收入

Government revenue; fiscal revenue or financial income.

財政司财政司

Financial Secretary, the senior government official responsible for economic and financial policy.

coi4 zing3 si1 si1 zoeng2

財政司司長财政司司长

The Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong government.

coi4 zing3 si1 si1 zoeng2 baan6 gung1 sat1

財政司司長辦公室财政司司长办公室

Office of the Financial Secretary

coi4 zing3 zi1 ceot1

財政支出财政支出

Financial expenditure; government spending.

coi4 zing3 zing3 caak3

財政政策财政政策

財主佬财主佬

A rich man; a wealthy male.

To twist, sprain, or jerk; to trick someone into telling the truth; to choke.

To pierce or stab.

To strike a cool or stylish pose, often with a pensive or pouty expression.

To forcefully strike a pose or put on a facial expression to look cool or attractive, especially in photos.

Warehouse, storehouse, or any storage room or building.

Sore, boil, skin ulcer, or pimple; an inflamed, swollen, or pus-filled lesion on the skin.

The cabin, hold, or compartment of a ship, airplane, or spacecraft for carrying people or cargo.

Deep blue, the color of the sky; also used to describe things that are old or aged.

A scar from a sore, or metaphorically, a sad or traumatic experience.

Pale or wan, especially describing a person's complexion due to illness.

Dark green; verdant.

Hasty, hurried, or rushed.

倉底貨仓底货

Deadstock; unsellable or leftover inventory piled up in a warehouse.

A warehouse, storehouse, or depot used for storing goods.

The vast blue ocean.

cong1 hoi2 song1 tin4

滄海桑田沧海桑田

Great change over time, metaphorically described as the blue seas turning into mulberry fields and vice versa.

cong1 hoi2 waang4 lau4

滄海橫流沧海横流

A metaphor for great political upheaval, social turbulence, or chaotic times.

cong1 hoi2 wai4 zyu1

滄海遺珠沧海遗珠

An unnoticed treasure; a valuable person or thing that has been overlooked.

Cang Jie, the legendary inventor of Chinese characters, or the Chinese input method named after him.

cong1 kit3 syu1 jap6 faat3

倉頡輸入法仓颉输入法

Cangjie input method; a stroke-reconstruction system for inputting Chinese characters on a keyboard.

Desolate, bleak, and lonely.

Old-looking; aged in appearance.

Weathered and changed greatly after having been through a lot of hardships.

Hamster; a small rodent with a very short tail, often kept as a pet.

Heaven or providence, typically implying a supreme controlling power or deity.

Panic-stricken, flurried, and not knowing what to do.

A factory, depot, or works.

Factory, mill, plant, or any place used for manufacturing goods.