Cantonese words starting with S

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喪心病狂丧心病狂

Frenzied, crazy, or to have lost all sense of reason; unscrupulous and mad.

To lose one's life; to die.

To lose, forfeit, or be deprived of something.

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喪失殆盡丧失殆尽

To be completely lost or used up.

Zombie; a reanimated corpse or person infected with a virus that causes them to attack and eat humans.

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喪天害理丧天害理

Outrageous, atrocious, and completely devoid of conscience.

To go crazy having fun; to play or party wildly and without restraint.

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喪魂落魄丧魂落魄

Scared out of one's wits, panicky, or extremely frightened.

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喪魂失魄丧魂失魄

Out of one's senses; dazed, terrified, or shaken to the core.

Ruthless guys, young thugs, or gangsters.

To completely lose one's dignity, conscience, humanity, or other moral qualities.

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喪盡天良丧尽天良

Utterly heartless; devoid of conscience; extremely cruel and evil.

To become demoralized, lose one's ambition, or lose heart.

Death knell; a bell rung solemnly, especially for a death or funeral.

To scratch an itchy part of the body with fingernails or an object to relieve itching.

To revive or regain consciousness; also refers to perilla (Chinese basil).

To reel silk from cocoons.

To hem with invisible stitches.

Having an unpleasant, rank, or gamey smell or taste of meat, especially mutton.

A Chinese surname, or an abbreviation for Jiangsu province or the Soviet Union.

A flaky, rich Chinese pastry made with flour and lard or butter.

Show; a performance, exhibition, or entertainment event.

Facial hair, including a beard, moustache, or stubble.

A type of carp.

A flashy and enticing person; alluring or showy.

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蘇必利爾湖苏必利尔湖

Lake Superior, one of the Great Lakes.

蘇報案苏报案

The Subao Case; the Qing dynasty's 1903 suppression of revolutionary calls in the Subao newspaper, leading to the imprisonment of Zhang Taiyan and Zou Rong.

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蘇步青苏步青

Su Buqing (1902-2003), a Chinese mathematician.

Crisp, light, and flaky (of food).

Su Qin, a political strategist of the School of Diplomacy during the Warring States Period.

Coquettish, flirtatious, or sentimental.

Su Zhe (1039–1112), a prominent Song dynasty writer and politician.

Jiangsu cuisine

Soda; sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate.

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蘇打餅乾苏打饼干

Soda cracker; soda biscuit; saltine.

蘇打粉苏打粉

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蘇打水苏打水

Soda water; carbonated water.

Sudan; a country in northeastern Africa with its capital at Khartoum.

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蘇迪曼杯苏迪曼杯

Sudirman Cup, the world mixed badminton team championship.

蘇東坡苏东坡

Su Dongpo, another name for Su Shi (1037–1101), a Northern Song writer and calligrapher.

Commotion, disturbance, or riot; a situation where a crowd becomes restless and disorderly.

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蘇花公路苏花公路

Suhua Highway; a scenic coastal road in northern Taiwan built on cliffs above the Pacific Ocean.

Beard and hair; facial hair and the hair on one's head.

鬚浮鷗须浮鸥

Whiskered tern (Chlidonias hybrida), a species of marsh tern.

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蘇非主義苏非主义

Sufism; the mystical tradition of Islam.

Slut; a loose or promiscuous woman.

Sappanwood (Caesalpinia sappan).

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蘇枋木苏枋木

Sappan wood (Caesalpinia sappan), used in traditional Chinese medicine.

蘇富比苏富比

Sotheby's auction house.