caa5 wo5扠𢰸

Jyutpingcaa5 wo5
Yalecháh wóh

Definition

To ruin, spoil, or break something.

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How it's used

This term is used specifically for situations where something is intentionally or carelessly sabotaged or rendered useless. It carries a strong sense of frustration or annoyance, often implying that someone has messed up a process or a plan. It is more expressive and informal than simply saying 搞壞.

Examples

The whole thing has been completely ruined by him.

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Common phrases

completely ruined
to kill the mood

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with 搞壞, which is a more neutral term for breaking something physically. 扠𢰸 often implies a more abstract or comprehensive failure, like ruining a mood, a plan, or a reputation.

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