Cantonese words starting with F

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To divide into smaller parts, or to sever a relationship.

Branch office or sub-bureau of a government department or business.

To divide labour; to split up work among different people.

Branch office; a branch of a parent company.

Branch school; a secondary campus of an educational institution.

To reveal, make clear, or disclose an outcome.

To share; to let others experience or possess something pleasant together.

Separately; apart; not together.

A branch of a business, most commonly a bank, established to expand services and attract customers.

An extremely tiny amount; a tiny fraction or shred.

A branch of a shop or store belonging to a larger group or chain.

To distribute or receive bonuses, dividends, or profits among shareholders or employees.

Marriage; matrimony.

To share someone's burden and help them get through a difficult time.

Difference; a fundamental or essential distinction between things.

Lavender; a plant with purple flowers often used for ornament, incense, and essential oils.

A wedding banquet or reception held to celebrate a marriage.

Wedding engagement; a formal agreement between two people to marry.

Fatuous, muddleheaded, and incompetent, especially of someone in power.

By stages or in installments, especially referring to payments.

Divergence, discord, or disagreement, especially a difference of opinion.

Wedding date; the scheduled date or time of a marriage or wedding ceremony.

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To pay in installments; to split a loan or payment into equal parts to be paid periodically.

To divide an area into smaller districts for easier management.

To decentralize or delegate power; to distribute authority among different organizations or people.

To faint, black out, or temporarily lose consciousness.

Finland, a country in Northern Europe with Helsinki as its capital.

Wedding ceremony; the ritual held for a marriage.

To divert, distribute, or triage people or things to different places based on specific characteristics.

To separate, split, or part ways; to go from being close together to being apart.

To classify, categorise, or sort things according to their characteristics for easier handling.

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分類廣告分类广告

Classified advertising; advertisements in a newspaper or magazine grouped into specific categories.

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分類學分类学

Taxonomy; the science and method of classification.

To split, divide, or break apart; to disassociate or break off a relationship.

To be in a coma; to lose consciousness completely but remain alive.

To give birth or undergo labor.

Clearly, obviously, or plainly.

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分秒必爭分秒必争

To seize every second; making every moment count when time is extremely pressing.

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分門別類分门别类

To classify, categorize, or sort things into different groups.

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To share in the profits or benefits; to take a slice of the pie.

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An affair; an extramarital relationship or sexual involvement of a married person.

To assign, allocate, or distribute tasks and responsibilities to different people.

To divide people or things into smaller batches, groups, or stages.

To distribute, allocate, or assign.

Western-style wedding dress or gown worn by a bride, typically white with a long skirt and a veil.

To disperse, scatter, or divide something into smaller parts; to divert.

To be distracted; to divide one's attention and fail to focus on a single task.

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分身乏術分身乏术

To be so busy and occupied with work that one cannot attend to other things at the same time.

To get distracted or fail to concentrate.

To break up or end a romantic relationship, or to part ways and say goodbye.