zung3 se4中蛇
Jyutpingzung3 se4
Yalejung sèh
Definition
To get caught slacking off or playing hooky.
colloquialhealthbody
How it's used
Refers specifically to a skin rash or hives, often appearing as a raised, red, snake-like line or patch on the skin. It is a common colloquial term used to describe an allergic reaction or skin irritation that leaves visible, winding marks.
Examples
Did you get a rash? You have red marks all over your body.
Related words
Common phrases
skin rash
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with actual snakes or literal snake bites. It is exclusively used for skin conditions and has no connection to animals.
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Grammar guides
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