Cantonese words starting with H

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Scientific name; a formal, systematic name for a species or object, often distinct from its common name.

A female schoolmate who is younger or in a lower grade; female junior.

hok6 nang4 cak1 jim6

學能測驗学能测验

Academic Aptitude Test.

School enrollment quota; the number of student places available.

To learn a skill, trade, craft, or art.

Academic year; the school year.

School of thought; a group of people or theories with similar views within an academic field.

Student; pupil; a person who studies at a school.

hok6 saang1 go1

學生哥学生哥

An affectionate term for a student, especially a young male student.

hok6 saang1 mui1

學生妹学生妹

Schoolgirl; a young female student.

hok6 saang1 wui2

學生會学生会

Student union; a self-governing organization run by and representing students within a school.

hok6 saang1 zing3

學生證学生证

Student card; student ID; a document that proves one's student status.

L-plate driver; a learner driver who does not yet have a full driving license.

An academic society, association, or student study group.

Academic learning; systematic study, research, and scholarly activities in a particular discipline.

hok6 seot6 jin4 gau3

學術研究学术研究

Academic research.

hok6 seot6 zi6 jau4

學術自由学术自由

Academic freedom; the freedom to conduct research, teach, and publish without interference.

To serve an apprenticeship; to learn a trade or craft from a master while working for them.

學師仔学师仔

An apprentice, intern, or trainee undergoing on-the-job training.

A bachelor's degree holder; a student who has completed an undergraduate course.

學是非学是非

To gossip; to spread rumors or talk about others behind their backs.

hok6 si6 hok6 fei1

學是學非学是学非

Gossip; discussing what is right and what is wrong.

To have learned and understood something new.

To mimic or parrot what others say.

Theory or doctrine; a systematic and evidence-based academic theory or proposition.

School, academy, or police training school.

Apprentice or trainee; a person who learns a craft or trade under a master.

學徒制学徒制

Apprenticeship; a system of training a new generation of practitioners of a trade or profession.

Schoolchild or student; a child who is currently studying or attending school.

To go astray; to learn bad habits by following poor role models.

Academic degree, or an available study place in a school.

Student movement; a social movement led primarily by students.

A society, association, or club for people sharing a profession, academic field, or hobby.

To learn; to study and acquire new knowledge.

hok6 zaap6 zoeng3 ngoi6

學習障礙学习障碍

Learning difficulties or learning disabilities.

An educational or school system; the organizational structure of education.

A female schoolmate who is older or in a higher grade; a female senior schoolmate.

Scholar; a person who is highly educated and has deeply researched a specific academic field.

Cape D'Aguilar, a peninsula in the south of Hong Kong Island.

鶴嘴鋤鹤嘴锄

Pickaxe; a tool similar to a modern mattock.

School registration or enrollment status; student status.

An older or more senior male schoolmate.

To keep an eye on, watch, or look after something to prevent it from being taken.

To publish on a platform, typically in a newspaper or magazine.

To treat or regard as, or to view and have an opinion on something.

A security guard, watchman, or caretaker responsible for the security and order of a building or property.

To look after, guard, or keep an eye on, especially property or belongings.

Publications other than books, such as newspapers and magazines.

看門狗看门狗

Guard dog; a watchdog kept to guard property.

To herd cattle; to watch over grazing cows.