soeng6 dang2上等
Jyutpingsoeng6 dang2
Yaleseuhng dáng
Definition
First-class or first-rate, referring to high social status or superior quality.
- of high social status; upper class
- of superior quality; high-grade; first-class
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How it's used
Describes items of superior quality or status, often used in commercial contexts to highlight luxury or high-grade goods. It carries a slightly formal or traditional tone compared to modern slang like 頂級 or 靚. When used to describe people, it implies a high social standing or refined character.
Examples
These tea leaves are truly first-class goods.
Why are you buying such expensive, top-quality materials?
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Common mistake
Avoid using this to describe everyday objects or casual situations, as it sounds overly pretentious or old-fashioned. It is specifically reserved for premium items like tea, silk, or jewelry.
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