fuk6 coek3覆灼复灼
Jyutpingfuk6 coek3
Yalefuhk cheuk
Definition
To take revenge, fight back, or repeat an action.
- slangto take revenge; to fight back; to retaliate
- slangto repeat an action; to go back again
colloquialdaily actionsslang
How it's used
Originally derived from the concept of reheating food, this term has evolved into a versatile slang for returning to a place or retaliating against someone. It carries a sense of deliberate intent, implying that the second attempt is a planned response rather than a random occurrence. It is frequently used in social contexts to suggest revisiting a venue that left a strong impression.
Examples
He bullied me last time, I must take revenge.
This restaurant is so good, shall we go back again tomorrow?
Related words
Common phrases
find a chance to get back at someone
arrange to go back together
Common mistake
Avoid using this in formal or professional settings, as it is strictly colloquial and carries a slightly aggressive or informal tone. It is not a standard term for simply repeating an action, but specifically implies a second round of something previously experienced or a direct counter-attack.
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Grammar guides
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