Cantonese words starting with H

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To book a hotel room for a sexual encounter.

To open to the public; to allow people to enter, use, or participate.

hoi1 fong3 din6 lou6

開放電路开放电路

Open circuit; an electrical circuit that is not complete.

hoi1 fong3 jat6

開放日开放日

Open day; a designated day when a facility is open to the public for visits.

hoi1 fong3 zing3 caak3

開放政策开放政策

Open door policy.

To open a seal; to open up consumer products and remove their packaging.

Wide, spacious, and open, allowing for an unobstructed view.

To state, quote, or offer a price.

開雞竇开鸡窦

To set up or run a brothel.

To start filming a movie or television series.

hoi1 gong2 jau5 waa6

開講有話开讲有话

As the saying goes; as the proverb says.

To reveal the answer to a riddle or puzzle.

To start a game, an event, or an activity.

開罐頭开罐头

To start work, get back to work, or be currently on duty.

hoi1 gung1 din2 lai5

開工典禮开工典礼

An opening, commencement, or groundbreaking ceremony.

A switch used to control the starting and stopping of a machine or appliance.

To consecrate or dot the eyes of a newly completed deity statue in Buddhist or Taoist ceremonies.

To open a book; to read.

To dig a ditch or trench.

To cultivate, reclaim, or clear wild land for agricultural use.

An opening; a place where something can be opened.

hoi1 hau2 gap3 zoek6 lei6

開口夾著脷开口夹着脷

To speak inadvertently and cause embarrassment, offend others, or bring bad luck.

hoi1 hau2 gap6 zoek6 lei6

開口及著脷开口及着脷

To put one's foot in one's mouth; to constantly say the wrong or inappropriate thing as soon as one speaks.

hoi1 hau2 jau5 waa6

開口有話开口有话

As the proverb says; as the saying goes.

hoi1 hau2 kap6 zoek6 lei6

開口及着脷开口及着脷

To speak without thinking and constantly say the wrong thing, offending people.

hoi1 hau2 maai4 hau2

開口埋口开口埋口

To constantly mention or always bring up a particular topic whenever one speaks.

hoi1 hau2 mung6

開口夢开口梦

To talk in one's sleep, or to talk nonsense.

開口棗开口枣

Deep-fried sesame cookie balls.

To greenlight, prepare, or begin production on a movie or play.

To drive away, or to dismiss someone from a job.

To begin to understand; to have things suddenly become clear.

hoi1 hoeng1 tong4

開香堂开香堂

A triad judicial hearing.

hoi1 hoi1 sam1 sam1

開開心心开开心心

To be happy, joyful, or cheerful; happily.

To start a new school term or academic year, or to resume school after a long break.

開學日开学日

The first day of school; commencement day.

To begin to speak, voice an opinion, or state a stance on a matter.

To set sail, begin a voyage, or start a scheduled flight or shipping service.

To work late into the night, especially for a job; to burn the midnight oil.

開夜車开夜车

To work or study late into the night; to burn the midnight oil.

To start doing business, or to start a private practice.

Spacious, bright, and unobstructed; offering a wide, comfortable view.

To broaden sources of income; to develop new revenue streams.

hoi1 jyun4 zit3 lau4

開源節流开源节流

To broaden sources of income and reduce expenditure; to increase revenue and cut costs.

hoi1 kam1 laang1 saam1

開襟冷衫开襟冷衫

A cardigan; a knitted button-up or open-front sweater.

To open or show something.

Cairo, the capital city of Egypt.

To start a series of activities or an event that will last for a period of time.

Optimistic, cheerful, and lighthearted.

To open a way or clear a path; to lead the way.