gaau2 cyun3 go3 paa1 ti4攪串個party搅串个party
Jyutpinggaau2 cyun3 go3 paa1 ti4
Yalegáau chyun go pā tìh
Definition
To spoil the fun, ruin an event, or crash a party.
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How it's used
This phrase is a vivid idiom used to describe someone who ruins an event, a plan, or a collective mood. It is highly informal and carries a strong sense of frustration or blame towards the person who caused the disruption. While it literally mentions a party, it is frequently applied to any situation where someone's interference causes things to go wrong.
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Do not use this in formal or professional settings, as it sounds aggressive and accusatory. It is strictly for casual conversation among friends or peers.
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