Cantonese words starting with H

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To run aground; to be stranded in shallow water, especially of a boat.

hong3 sau2 hei3

An electric hand dryer typically found in public restrooms.

hong3 wun2 gei1

烘碗機烘碗机

Dish dryer; an electrical appliance used for drying and sterilizing dishes.

Short form and abbreviation for Hangzhou.

A ferry; flowing water.

To navigate, travel, or transport by water or air.

Animal tracks, or a path or road.

Dirty; filthy; soiled.

Scheduled flight; a regularly scheduled aircraft service according to a timetable.

hong4 baan1 biu2

Flight schedule.

Navigation mark, such as a buoy or signal light, used to guide vessels or aircraft.

hong4 biu1 dang1

航標燈航标灯

A navigation light, beacon light, or lighted buoy used to guide ships or aircraft.

One's seniority or rank in the family hierarchy based on generation and age.

An air or sea voyage, treated as an individual countable item.

The journey, flight, or voyage by air or water from one place to another.

Market conditions or the current market price of goods and services.

The speed of a ship or an aircraft.

The role types or character roles in Chinese opera, classified by gender, age, and personality.

Shipping lane, flight path, or water channel; the pre-planned route for a ship or aircraft.

A leg of an air or sea voyage.

An airline emblem or logo.

To subdue, tame, or yield.

To surrender, submit, or yield to someone.

To quilt; to sew layers of fabric together.

An expert or connoisseur, or a peer within the same industry or hobby.

The space between rows, especially of printed text.

Hanggin banner, in Ordos prefecture, Inner Mongolia.

hong4 gam2 hau6 kei4

杭錦後旗杭锦后旗

Hanggin Rear Banner, a banner in Bayannur, Inner Mongolia.

hong4 gam2 kei4

杭錦旗杭锦旗

Hanggin banner, a subdivision of Ordos prefecture in Inner Mongolia.

A scheduled flight or aircraft with a prearranged time and destination.

An airport terminal.

hong4 haai6 jat1 hei3

沆瀣一氣沆瀣一气

To act in collusion; to be in cahoots with someone.

To navigate, sail, or fly; to travel by water or air.

The course or heading of a ship or aircraft.

To navigate, sail, or travel by sea.

hong4 hoi2 gaa1

Mariner, navigator, or seafaring explorer.

hong4 hoi2 nin4 biu2

Nautical ephemeris; a publication containing astronomical data used for marine navigation.

Navigator; a person who navigates a ship or aircraft.

hong4 hong4 ceot1 zong6 jyun4

行行出狀元行行出状元

Every trade has its master; outstanding talents can emerge from any field or profession.

Line number in a text file, or row number in a data table or spreadsheet.

Aviation; relating to mechanical flight in the air.

hong4 hung1 gong2

Airfield or airport.

hong4 hung1 guk6

Aviation bureau; an aviation agency or authority.

hong4 hung1 gung1 si1

An airline; a company that provides air transport services for passengers or freight.

hong4 hung1 hei3

Aircraft; any machine capable of atmospheric flight.

hong4 hung1 hok6

航空學航空学

Aviation science; aeronautics.

hong4 hung1 hong4 tin1 guk6

航空航天局

Space agency; an air and space agency.

hong4 hung1 jau4 gin2

航空郵件航空邮件

Airmail; mail transported by aircraft.

hong4 hung1 jip6

航空業航空业

Aviation industry.