Cantonese words starting with K

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To force, compel, or coerce someone to do something they do not want to do.

To rape; to force someone into sexual intercourse against their will.

Strong and powerful; having great strength, force, or capability.

To emphasize, stress, or highlight something with force.

Intensity; the measure or degree of strength, force, or power.

Robber or bandit; someone who uses violence or threats to steal property from others.

To strengthen, intensify, or reinforce.

To rape; to force someone to have sexual intercourse against their consent.

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強姦藥强奸药

Date rape drug; a sedative or drug used to facilitate sexual assault.

Strong and healthy; robust and in good physical condition.

Powerful, forceful, or strong.

To storm, forcefully attack, or launch a fierce offensive.

A powerful country, or a sarcastic slang term for mainland China.

One's strong point, forte, or specialty; an activity one is good at.

The degree of strength and weakness; intensity or contrast.

Power, might, or the use of authority and status to impose one's will.

Powerful, strong, or forceful.

Strong, intense, or distinct.

Strong, intense, and powerful.

Strong, tough, firm, and uncompromising in attitude.

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強弩之末强弩之末

An arrow at the end of its flight; a force that is spent, extremely weak, and on the verge of collapsing.

A strong or powerful position; the dominant or winning side in a competition.

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強心針强心针

Cardiac stimulant injection; also used figuratively to mean a boost of morale or reassurance.

Powerful and prosperous; strong and flourishing.

Physically strong, sturdy, and well-built.

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強中自有強中手强中自有强中手

However strong you are, there is always someone stronger; there is no limit to skill, so one must not be arrogant.

Pincers or claws of animals like crabs and lobsters.

A string of copper coins, or swaddling clothes.

Money or currency, used only in a few set phrases.

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強迫教育强迫教育

Compulsory education.

A swaddling cloth used to wrap babies.

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強加於人强加于人

To impose one's opinion, idea, or will on others.

To memorize by rote, forcing oneself to learn something by heart.

Forcibly or headstrong; doing something without others' consent.

To force oneself to endure or hold back; to make an effort to restrain oneself.

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強人所難强人所难

To force someone to do something against their will, or to impose an extremely difficult task on them.

To force, insist on, or impose unrealistically; to force something into existence.

A common term for a strong acid, such as sulfuric, hydrochloric, or nitric acid.

To force, compel, or enforce something regardless of a person's wishes.

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強制性强制性

Mandatory, compulsory, or legally binding.

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Compulsory; mandatory; having a binding or obligatory nature.

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強制執行强制执行

To enforce or execute by force.

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強積金强积金

Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF); a compulsory pension scheme in Hong Kong for employers and employees.

Without exception; all; also used to describe something approximate or general.

Relating to beggars; a beggar.

Sentence-final particle used to express confidence, certainty, or emphasis on the truth of a statement.

Emotionally stirred or indignant; to sigh with emotion.

To irrigate, flood, or wash; water.

To cover; to place something over another object so that most of it is obscured.

Calcium; a metallic chemical element with atomic number 20 and symbol Ca.