gin3 haak3見客见客
Jyutpinggin3 haak3
Yalegin haak
Definition
To meet with a client or customer, especially to understand their needs or discuss business.
colloquialworkpeople
How it's used
Focuses specifically on the professional interaction between a service provider or employee and a client. It implies a formal or work related context where the goal is to negotiate, present, or discuss business matters. It is rarely used for meeting friends or casual social visits.
Examples
He has to go out to meet a client today, so he is too busy to reply to you.
Remember to wear a suit jacket when you meet the client later.
Related words
Common mistake
Do not use this for meeting friends or family, as it strictly implies a professional or commercial relationship. For casual meetings, use 搵人 or 見面 instead.
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Grammar guides
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