kyun4 daa2 goek3 tek3拳打腳踢拳打脚踢
Jyutpingkyun4 daa2 goek3 tek3
Yalekyùhn dá geuk tek
Definition
To beat and kick someone; to assault someone using both hands and feet.
colloquialpeopledaily actions
How it's used
This idiom describes a violent, chaotic physical assault involving both hands and feet. It is often used to emphasize the brutality or the lack of restraint in an attack. While it functions as a verb phrase, it is frequently used in the passive voice with 俾人 to describe being the victim of such an attack.
Examples
Several of them surrounded that person and beat and kicked him.
How could you beat and kick a child?
Related words
Common phrases
to be beaten and kicked by someone
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe a formal fight or a martial arts match. It specifically implies a one-sided, aggressive, and often cowardly act of violence rather than a structured combat sport.
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