Cantonese words starting with W

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Transportation; the activity of conveying people or goods using vehicles.

運輸機运输机

A transport aircraft, cargo plane, or conveyor machine.

運輸業运输业

The transportation industry.

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運輸及房屋局运输及房屋局

Transport and Housing Bureau

To calculate, compute, or perform mathematical operations.

暈陀陀晕陀陀

Dizzy or lightheaded, or to be mentally confused and disoriented.

wan6 wai4 jat1 taam4

混為一談混为一谈

To confuse one thing with another, or erroneously treat two distinct things as if they are the same.

To mix together or blend two or more liquids or fluids into a mixture.

Mixed, intermingled, or jumbled together.

To be experiencing a run of bad luck; out of luck.

To infiltrate; to sneak or slip into a place unnoticed.

Chaotic warfare or a tangled fight; a messy, chaotic conflict.

Shameful, outrageous, or unacceptable; can also refer to a scoundrel or jerk.

To carry, transport, or convey cargo or passengers.

To run, operate, or develop, such as an event, activity, or business.

Muddy, turbid, or opaque; containing impurities and not clear.

Hybrid; an offspring resulting from the crossbreeding of two different species of plants or animals.

To revolve, orbit, or operate along a set path.

Wide, spacious, grand, or great.

Used in personal names.

Vast, wide, or spacious; also used as a surname or to mean a gate or barrier.

Macroscopic; viewing things from a broad, long-distance perspective.

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宏觀經濟學宏观经济学

Macroeconomics; the study of the behavior and performance of an economy as a whole.

The sound of a bowstring being released.

To promote, publicize, propagate, or popularize.

A great aspiration, grand ambition, or great wish.

Knowledgeable speech or a brilliant argument, often used politely to refer to another's views.

Grand, magnificent, and splendid in scale or appearance.

To swallow, vomit, or laugh.

To bend or fold; to frame or wrongly accuse someone.

Depressed, gloomy, or dispirited.

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To be framed, wrongly accused, or blamed for something completely without reason.

To sprain or twist a joint.

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To torture an innocent person into confessing to false charges.

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To fabricate charges or make false accusations against someone in a completely indiscriminate, unscrupulous manner.

To surrender, yield, or give in; to make concessions and comply with someone else's terms.

To condescend, deign, or lower oneself; to request someone to make a trip or pay a visit.

wat1 gam1 hoeng1

鬱金香郁金香

Extremely adept, powerful, or talented, often to an unfair or absurd degree.

To feel stuffy and suffocated, or to feel憋屈 (repressed and frustrated).

Dejected, gloomy, or depressed.

Aromatic and fragrant.

Humiliation, indignity, or insult that damages one's self-esteem.

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屈佢食隻死貓屈渠食只死猫

To frame someone and make them the scapegoat.

Bent or crooked under pressure.

An abrupt and unexpected change of mind or sudden reversal of course.

Bored, depressed, or feeling stuffy and suffocated.

Gloomy, depressed, or feeling down with a sense of pent-up frustration.

Watsons, a health care and beauty chain store in Asia.

To kneel; to bend the knees as a sign of submission or obedience.