Cantonese words starting with F

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Popular science; using accessible methods to educate the general public about science.

To chip in, pay money, or provide substantial funding or subsidies for a shared expense.

Kosovo; a country in the Balkan Peninsula of southeastern Europe, with its capital at Pristina.

Floor show; a cabaret entertainment consisting of singing and dancing.

A striptease or nightclub show, or a highly attention-grabbing performance.

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科頭跣足科头跣足

Unrestrained and unconventional, symbolized by being bareheaded and barefooted.

Science fiction; a genre based on scientific speculation about the future, distinct from fantasy.

Science fiction movie.

Kuwait; a country in Western Asia on the Arabian Peninsula, bordering Iraq and Saudi Arabia.

Subject representative; a student responsible for assisting teachers with subject-related class duties.

Classifier for families, households, flats, or apartments.

Classifier for a group, gang, or crowd of people.

Watt; the SI unit of power, equivalent to one joule per second.

Fire; the radical representing fire in Chinese characters.

Classifier for small, round objects like pearls, teeth, or stars; more commonly expressed as 粒 in Cantonese.

Torch; a stick-like object with fuel at the end that can burn for a long time to provide light.

Fiery, hot-tempered, and easily angered.

Partner or companion; a person or group on the same side as oneself.

Match; a slender piece of wood with a flammable tip used to start a fire.

Matchbox; a small box for holding matches.

Stick figure or stick man; a simple drawing of a person using only lines.

Train; a heavy rail land transport vehicle with multiple carriages, generally excluding high-speed rail, light rail, and metro.

火車軌火车轨

Railway track or train track.

火車路火车路

Railway track or railroad

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火車未到站火车未到站

Fly is unzipped; trousers fly is open.

火車頭火车头

A locomotive, a smoking pedestrian, or a type of Vietnamese beef phở.

火車站火车站

Railway station; train station.

A long utility lighter, or a blowtorch.

The scene of a fire.

Extremely fast; swiftly or at once, like the rapid spread of fire.

Spark, or chemistry and mutual attraction between two people.

To cremate, incinerate, or burn something to ashes using high heat.

Dust; fine powder; dry earth.

Kitchen in a school, factory, military barracks, or other collective establishment.

Turkey; a large domesticated bird commonly eaten during Christmas and Thanksgiving.

Urgent, pressing, or highly critical.

Lighter; a pocket device used to create a flame.

An employee, partner, or colleague, particularly a waiter, waitress, or fellow police officer.

Waiter, waitress, or employee.

Prone to anger; easily angered or hot-tempered.

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火炬計劃火炬计划

The China Torch Program, a state-directed initiative to develop new and advanced technology.

A fire alarm, or a fire that is out of control and liable to cause danger.

Fire cupping; a glass or bamboo jar used in traditional Chinese cupping therapy.

Furious, extremely angry, or deeply irritated.

The light from a fire; flame or blaze.

The heat and cooking duration in culinary art; also a metaphor for one's level of skill and maturity.

To flare up in anger; to get angry.

Irritability, anger, or a short temper; also refers to internal heat in traditional Chinese medicine.

A sea of flames; a widespread and raging fire.