hau6 zo6 lik6後座力后座力
Jyutpinghau6 zo6 lik6
Yalehauh joh lihk
Definition
Recoil; the backward momentum of a gun or firearm when discharged.
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How it's used
Used primarily in contexts involving firearms or physics, this term describes the backward momentum felt after firing a weapon. While it is a technical term, it is frequently used in casual conversation when discussing video games or action movies. It carries a sense of physical impact that requires the user to brace themselves.
Examples
This gun has a lot of recoil, be careful.
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