gai3 maai4計埋计埋
Jyutpinggai3 maai4
Yalegai màaih
Definition
Inclusive of; to count or include something in a total.
colloquialmoneydaily actions
How it's used
Used primarily when calculating totals, this phrase functions as a verb meaning to include something in a sum or count. It is highly versatile and appears frequently in service settings, such as checking if a bill covers tax or service charges. It carries a sense of finality in accounting for all items or people involved.
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Common mistake
Learners often mistakenly use it as an adjective like an English participle, but it is a verb phrase that typically requires an object to follow or a context where the object is already understood.
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Grammar guides
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