hong6 duk1巷篤巷笃

Jyutpinghong6 duk1
Yalehohng dūk

Definition

At the end of a lane, alley, or street.

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How it's used

Refers specifically to the dead end or the furthest point of a narrow alleyway or street. It carries a sense of being tucked away or isolated from the main thoroughfare. Often used when giving directions to someone trying to find a hidden or obscure location.

Examples

He lives in the house at the end of the lane.
You will see it once you walk to the end of the lane.

Common phrases

walk to the end of the lane
the house at the end of the lane

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with the general end of a road, which is usually called 街尾. 巷篤 specifically implies a narrow, confined space like an alley or lane.

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