wu4 sou1 gung1鬍鬚公胡须公
Jyutpingwu4 sou1 gung1
Yalewùh sōu gūng
Definition
A bearded man.
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How it's used
This term is used to describe a man with a prominent beard or mustache, often carrying a slightly informal or teasing tone. It is frequently applied to older men or those with a rugged, unkempt appearance. While it can be descriptive, it is not typically used as a formal title or polite address.
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He has kept that bearded look for a long time.
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Common mistake
Do not use this term to describe a man who is merely clean-shaven or has light stubble, as it implies a noticeable and substantial amount of facial hair. It is also not a neutral term for a beard itself, which is simply 鬚.
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Grammar guides
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