Cantonese words starting with Z
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zi3 si6
致仕
To retire from a government post.
zi3 si6 jan4 jan4
志士仁人
People with lofty ideals and high moral standards who strive for benevolence.
zi3 sik1 bou2 fu3
知識寶庫知识宝库
A treasure house of knowledge; a rich source of information or wisdom.
zi3 sik1 caan2 kyun4
知識產權知识产权
Intellectual property rights, including copyrights, patents, and trademarks.
zi3 sik1 fu3
知識庫知识库
Knowledge base.
zi3 sik1 gung1 cing4 si1
知識工程師知识工程师
Knowledge engineer; a professional who builds expert systems and AI systems.
zi3 sik1 jyut6 do1 jyut6 faan2 dung6
知識越多越反動知识越多越反动
An anti-intellectual slogan asserting that the more knowledgeable a person is, the more reactionary they are.
zi3 sik1 leon6
知識論知识论
Epistemology.
zi3 sing3 sin1 si1
至聖先師至圣先师
The Greatest Sage and Teacher; an honorific title for Confucius.
zi3 sing4
摯誠挚诚
Sincere and earnest.
zi3 sing4
至誠至诚
Sincere and honest.
zi3 siu2
至少
At least; a minimum of; referring to the lower bound of a quantity or a minimal expectation.
zi3 soeng1
智商
Intelligence quotient; IQ, the score obtained from standardized intelligence tests.
zi3 soeng6
至上
Of the highest priority or utmost importance; above all.
zi3 tung4 dou6 hap6
志同道合
Like-minded; sharing the same aspirations, principles, and goals.
zi3 waa6
至話至话
Only just; just now; to have only just mentioned or done something a moment ago.
zi3 waan6 zai1
致幻劑致幻剂
Hallucinogen; a drug that causes hallucinations.
zi3 wai3 caan2 kyun4
智慧產權智慧产权
Intellectual property
zi3 wai3 ci2
智慧齒智慧齿
Wisdom tooth; a person's third molar, located at the very back of the mouth.
zi3 wai6
智慧
Wisdom; intelligence; the ability to analyze, judge, create, and think.
zi3 wun6
置換置换
To replace, displace, or permute.
zi3 wun6 dat6 bin3
置換突變置换突变
Missense mutation; a type of genetic mutation.
zi3 wun6 kwan4
置換群置换群
Permutation group in mathematics.
zi3 ze2
智者
Sage; a wise person.
zi3 ze2 cin1 leoi6 ,bit1 jau5 jat1 sat1
智者千慮,必有一失智者千虑,必有一失
Even the wisest people make mistakes sometimes; even a thousand calculations by a wise person will have at least one error.
zi3 ze6
致謝致谢
To express one's thanks or appreciation.
zi3 zi1 bat1 lei5
置之不理
To ignore, brush off, or leave aside without paying attention.
zi3 zi1 bat1 man6
置之不問置之不问
To ignore, disregard, or pass by without showing any interest.
zi3 zi1 dou6 ngoi6
置之度外
To leave something out of consideration, or to cast something aside without regard.
zi3 zi1 nou5 hau6
置之腦後置之脑后
To banish from one's thoughts; to forget completely or take no notice of something.
zi3 zi1 sei2 dei6 ji4 hau6 sang1
置之死地而後生置之死地而后生
To find a way to survive by committing fully to a desperate, life-or-death situation.
zi3 zoeng3
智障
Intellectually or mentally disabled; having an intellectual disability.
zi3 zoeng3 jan4 si6
智障人士
A person with intellectual or learning disabilities.
zi3 zoi6
志在
To care about, value, or be interested in achieving something.
zi3 zoi6
誌在志在
To aim at, care about, or have one's interest and aspirations lie in a particular thing.
zi3 zoi6 bit1 dak1
志在必得
Determined to achieve a goal or obtain something.
zi3 zoi6 cin1 lei5
志在千里
Having great aspirations or lofty goals.
zi3 zoi6 sei3 fong1
志在四方
To aspire to travel far and make one's mark in the world.
zi3 zong1
置裝置装
To buy or acquire new clothes and apparel.
zi3 zong1 fai3
置裝費置装费
Clothing allowance; clothing expenses.
zi3 zung1 deoi3 cai4
置中對齊置中对齐
Centered alignment in typography.
zi3 zyu1 bat1 lei5
置諸不理置诸不理
To ignore, neglect, or put something aside.
zi3 zyu1 dou6 ngoi6
置諸度外置诸度外
To leave out of consideration, ignore, or not take something to heart.
zi3 zyu1 gou1 gok3
置諸高閣置诸高阁
To shelve, put aside, or ignore something; to place on a high shelf.
zi3 zyu1 zoi6 aak1
智珠在握
To have a well-thought-out plan in mind, or to have full confidence in one's wisdom to solve a problem.
zi3 zyun1
至尊
Supreme, most noble, or of the highest status.
zi4 zi4 zam4
吱吱斟
To whisper to each other; to talk in a very low voice, intimately or confidentially.
zi5
雉
Ring-necked pheasant; a type of long-tailed game bird.
zi6
伺
To wait upon someone, or to spy on and watch secretly.
zi6
兕
An animal cited in ancient Chinese texts, believed to resemble a buffalo or a rhinoceros.