Cantonese words starting with T

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To suspend or halt construction work, operations, or project development.

To stop or come to a halt.

ting4 haa6 loi4

停下來停下来

To stop; to come to a halt.

To stop eating or talking.

To stop for a rest; to pause.

To suspend studies, typically as a disciplinary measure imposed by a school.

To suspend or cancel flights or shipping services.

To suspend or cease business operations; to close down.

To stop using, discontinue, disable, or suspend the use of something.

Courtyard, patio, or garden; a walled outdoor area adjoining a building, often containing plants.

An outdoor leisure garden with plants.

To stop or berth at a place, station, or dock.

ting4 kaau3 gong2

Port of call; a port where a ship stops during a voyage.

ting4 kaau3 zaam6

A public transport stop or port of call.

To stay temporarily at a place; to stop over or remain.

ting4 lau4 si4 gaan3

停留時間停留时间

Duration of stay, standing time, or residence time.

Out-of-court; occurring or resolved outside of a court of law.

To suspend a license, especially a driver's license.

To anchor or berth a ship, or to park a vehicle.

To suspend trading on the stock market.

A court hearing or trial; to hear a case in court.

To have one's salary suspended or withheld.

ting4 si1 fong4

停屍房停尸房

Mortuary; morgue.

Court examination; the final and highest level of the imperial examination system.

To stop, cease, or subside.

To suffer from indigestion, causing food to remain in the stomach.

ting4 syun2 daan1

停損單停损单

Stop-loss order.

ting4 syun2 dim2

停損點停损点

Stop-loss point; the threshold set to limit potential investment losses.

Tall, upright, and graceful, typically used to describe a woman or a plant.

Graceful and beautiful.

ting4 ting4 juk6 laap6

Tall and slim; gracefully and beautifully built (usually describing a young woman).

Pavilions and terraces; traditional elevated Chinese garden buildings.

ting4 toi4 lau4 gok3

亭臺樓閣亭台楼阁

Pavilions, terraces, towers, and kiosks, typically in Chinese gardens.

ting4 toi4 lau4 ze6

亭臺樓榭亭台楼榭

Pavilions, terraces, towers, and kiosks; traditional Chinese architectural structures built for leisure and views.

Courtyard in front of a hall or palace.

The chief judicial officer or minister of justice in imperial China.

Tinghu, a district in Yancheng, Jiangsu, China.

ting4 wu4 keoi1

亭湖區亭湖区

Tinghu, a district of Yancheng City in Jiangsu Province.

To stop at a station or bus stop.

To stagnate; to stand still without progressing or changing.

ting4 zai6 bat1 cin4

停滯不前停滞不前

Stagnant; at a standstill; to make no progress and remain stuck at a certain stage or situation.

Pavilion; a roofed structure without walls used for resting and cooling down.

To stop, cease, halt, or temporarily suspend an action or operation.

ting4 zi2 gaan1

亭子間亭子间

A small, dark room in a traditional Shanghai-style house, typically located over the kitchen.

To suspend someone from their duties, typically as a disciplinary measure or during an investigation.

To stop fighting or arguing; to establish a ceasefire or truce.

ting4 zin3 jat6

停戰日停战日

An ancient Chinese official title for a neighborhood warden or village head.

Presiding judge