Cantonese words starting with T
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toi4 waan1 dou2
臺灣島台湾岛
Taiwan Island.
toi4 waan1 dyun2 ci3 ang1
臺灣短翅鶯台湾短翅莺
Taiwan bush warbler (Locustella alishanensis), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 gou1 cuk1 tit3 lou6
台灣高速鐵路台湾高速铁路
Taiwan High Speed Rail
toi4 waan1 gou1 cuk1 tit3 lou6
臺灣高速鐵路台湾高速铁路
Taiwan High Speed Rail
toi4 waan1 gwaan1 hai6 faat3
台灣關係法台湾关系法
Taiwan Relations Act, an act of the United States Congress passed in 1979.
toi4 waan1 jan4
臺灣人台湾人
Taiwanese person or people.
toi4 waan1 ji5 doek3 muk6 niu5
臺灣擬啄木鳥台湾拟啄木鸟
Taiwan barbet (Psilopogon nuchalis), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 jip6 bei6 fuk1
台灣葉鼻蝠台湾叶鼻蝠
Formosan leaf-nosed bat
toi4 waan1 laam4 zoek3
臺灣藍鵲台湾蓝鹊
Taiwan blue magpie (Urocissa caerulea).
toi4 waan1 lam4 keoi4
臺灣林鴝台湾林鸲
Collared bush robin (Tarsiger johnstoniae), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 man6 tai4
台灣問題台湾问题
Taiwan issue; the political status of Taiwan and the cross-strait relations between Taiwan and China.
toi4 waan1 paai2
台灣牌台湾牌
Taiwanese style mahjong.
toi4 waan1 saan1 ze3 gu1
臺灣山鷓鴣台湾山鹧鸪
Taiwan partridge (Arborophila crudigularis), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 saang2
臺灣省台湾省
Taiwan Province, used as a political and administrative designation.
toi4 waan1 tou2 gau2
臺灣土狗台湾土狗
Formosan Mountain Dog; a dog breed native to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 waa6 mei4
臺灣畫眉台湾画眉
Taiwan hwamei (Garrulax taewanus), a species of laughingthrush endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 wong4 saan1 zoek3
臺灣黃山雀台湾黄山雀
Yellow tit (Machlolophus holsti), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 zau2 hung4 zyu1 zoek3
臺灣酒紅朱雀台湾酒红朱雀
Taiwan rosefinch (Carpodacus formosanus).
toi4 waan1 zi2 siu3 dung1
臺灣紫嘯鶇台湾紫啸鸫
Taiwan whistling thrush (Myophonus insularis), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 ziu1 mei4
臺灣鷦鶥台湾鹪鹛
Taiwan cupwing or Taiwan wren-babbler (Pnoepyga formosana), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 zoek3 mei4
臺灣雀鶥台湾雀鹛
Grey-cheeked fulvetta (Alcippe morrisonia), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 zung1 cou3 mei4
臺灣棕噪鶥台湾棕噪鹛
Rusty laughingthrush (Pterorhinus poecilorhynchus), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 waan1 zung1 geng2 ngau1 zeoi2 mei4
臺灣棕頸鉤嘴鶥台湾棕颈钩嘴鹛
Taiwan scimitar babbler (Pomatorhinus musicus), a bird species endemic to Taiwan.
toi4 wai2
臺倭台倭
Derogatory term for Taiwanese people, implying they are Japanese sympathizers or sycophants.
toi4 zau1
台州
Taizhou, a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang province, China.
toi4 zau1 si5
台州市
Taizhou, a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province, China.
toi4 ze1
台姐
A female taxi dispatcher.
toi4 zi1
台資台资
Taiwanese capital, funding, or investment.
toi4 zi2
臺子台子
A platform or stage.
toi4 zo6
台座
Pedestal; a base or support for a statue, column, or other object.
toi4 zung1
台中
Taichung, a city in central Taiwan.
toi4 zung1
檯鐘台钟
Desk clock; table clock.
toi4 zung1
臺中台中
Taichung, a city in central Taiwan.
toi4 zung1 si5
臺中市台中市
Taichung; a city in central Taiwan.
toi5 do6
怠惰
Idle, lazy, or negligent.
toi5 fat1
怠忽
To neglect, be negligent, or slack in one's duties.
toi5 gung1
怠工
To slow down at work deliberately, as a form of protest or sabotage; to stage a slowdown.
toi5 maan6
怠慢
To slack off, neglect one's duties, or treat guests with coldness.
toi5 zeon6
殆盡殆尽
Almost exhausted, nearly depleted, or practically nothing left.
tok3
乇
An ancient variant of 托 (to support, entrust, or hold up with the palm).
tok3
托
To hold up or support something from underneath with one's hands.
tok3
託讬
To ask someone to do a favor, or to entrust them with a task.
tok3 bat1
橐筆橐笔
To make one's living by writing.
tok3 bat6
拓拔
An ancient clan of the Xianbei nomadic people who founded the Northern Wei dynasty.
tok3 bat6
拓跋
Tuoba, a branch of the Xianbei nomadic people who founded the Northern Wei dynasty.
tok3 bat6 ngai6
拓跋魏
Wei of the Northern Dynasties, also known as Northern Wei.
tok3 bei3
托庇
To rely on someone for protection.
tok3 but3 sau1 wui2
托缽修會托钵修会
A mendicant religious order in Catholicism.
tok3 caam3
托杉
To do something pointless, boring, or meaningless.
tok3 caam3 m4 sik1 zyun3 bok3
托杉唔識轉膊托杉唔识转膊
Inflexible and unable to adapt; stubbornly doing things the hard way without making adjustments to ease the burden.