gaau2 to5 saai3攪妥晒搅妥晒
Jyutpinggaau2 to5 saai3
Yalegáau tóh saai
Definition
All settled; fully secured; completely sorted out.
colloquialdaily actionswork
How it's used
This phrase combines the verb 攪 with the resultative complement 妥 and the aspectual particle 晒 to emphasize total completion. It is frequently used in professional or administrative contexts to confirm that a task, negotiation, or set of arrangements has been finalized without any loose ends. The inclusion of 晒 adds a sense of thoroughness, implying that nothing remains to be done.
Examples
Don't worry, I've already got everything sorted out for you.
Related words
Common phrases
all formalities completed
all arrangements finalized
Common mistake
Learners often confuse 攪妥晒 with 攪掂晒. While they are interchangeable in most situations, 攪妥晒 carries a slightly more formal or professional nuance, often implying that a process or agreement has been officially settled, whereas 攪掂晒 is more generic and can apply to any simple task.
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