daai6 ce1大車大车
Jyutpingdaai6 ce1
Yaledaaih chē
Definition
A big car, truck, or large vehicle; or a big car full of something.
colloquialtransport
How it's used
Refers primarily to large commercial vehicles like trucks or lorries rather than just a large passenger car. It is frequently used to describe heavy-duty transport that might block traffic or cause congestion on narrow streets. When referring to a large private car, speakers are more likely to use terms like 大架車 or 豪華車.
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gaa3架gaExamples
The road is so narrow, how can a big car pass through?
Related words
Common mistake
Avoid using this to describe a large SUV or luxury sedan, as it sounds like you are talking about a commercial truck or a bus. If you just want to emphasize that a car is physically large, use 大架車 instead.
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