Cantonese words starting with H

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To have stage fright; to feel nervous, lost, or flustered when facing an audience or a camera.

To be forced or coerced into participating in a crime as an accomplice; to follow under duress.

An agreement or accord reached by mutual consent.

Comfortable, satisfied, or pleased, especially describing a relaxed and content state.

Apology, regret, or an apologetic feeling.

An agreement or accord reached after negotiation and consultation.

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協約國协约国

The Allied Powers or Entente Powers of World War I, including France, Great Britain, Russia, the US, and Japan.

To cooperate, collaborate, or work together to achieve a common goal.

Cowardly, timid, and afraid of getting into trouble.

To consult and discuss with one another in order to reach an agreement or solve a problem.

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怯頭怯腦怯头怯脑

Timid, nervous, and looking frightened or cowardly.

To coordinate, bring into line, or work in harmony.

An association or society formed to promote a common goal or development.

To assist, help, or provide support.

To cooperate or collaborate.

To coerce, threaten, or force someone using power or violence.

To hold a hostage under duress or by force in order to gain leverage in negotiations.

To stop; to rest or take a break.

A knot; a fastening made by tying a piece of string or rope together.

To stop and take a short rest while traveling or walking.

歇後語歇后语

Xiehouyu; a two-part allegorical pun where the first part is spoken and the second part is left to be inferred.

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歇歇腳歇歇脚

To take a rest; to rest for a while, especially to rest one's feet.

To close down or cease operations of a shop or business.

To rest, or to rest one's horse while traveling.

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Hysteria; hysterical, characterized by an uncontrolled emotional outburst.

To rest or take a break, typically for a longer period than a brief stop.

To stay for the night; to lodge.

To take a summer holiday; to rest or take a break over the summer.

Scorpion; an eight-legged arachnid with a venomous sting on its tail.

Arrogant, aggressive, or clamorous.

Owl, or a trafficker.

To tangle or knot together; to twine or coil.

To cross one's arms or legs, placing one over the other.

Brave, strong, and valiant.

Lucky; succeeding purely by luck or chance rather than skill or effort.

To fast-forward a video or audio track.

Valiant, brave, and fierce.

An ambitious and powerful figure, often ruthless, domineering, or a rogue hero.

Brave and mighty; a brave and powerful person.

Brave, valiant, and fierce in battle.

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驍勇善戰骁勇善战

Brave and skilled in battle.

To behead a criminal and display the head publicly on a pole.

繑絲邊繑丝边

The Chinese radical for silk (糸).

Arrogant, showy, and overbearing.

Arrogant, boastful, and looking down on others.

Light or the dawn.

To know; to understand; to be able to.

Xiaogang, a place located in Guangzhou, China.

Morning market.