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.
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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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