pek3 zo2劈左
Jyutpingpek3 zo2
Yalepek jó
Definition
To turn left.
colloquialtransportdaily actions
How it's used
Carries a slightly rough or informal tone, often implying a sharp or sudden change in direction. It is commonly used when giving quick driving or walking directions to friends. Unlike more formal terms for turning, it suggests a casual, almost abrupt movement.
Examples
Should you have turned left here?
Related words
Common phrases
turn left at the intersection
Common mistake
Do not use this in formal contexts like driving tests or professional navigation, as it sounds too slangy and imprecise. It is strictly for casual conversation among peers.
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