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[1] knife; (single-edged) sword [2] knife-shaped thing Stroke count: 2
Level: 1
Radical: 刀 (#18)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Don't confuse with: 力刃 |
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This word has been viewed 13248 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 11th Oct 2009 07:27 |
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菜刀 coi3 dou1 = chopper; kitchen knife 刀子 dou1 zi2 = knife 國 刀片 dou1 pin3*2 = razor blade 大刀 daai6 dou1 = big knife, sword, bolo, glaive 西瓜刀 sai1 gwaa1 dou1 = a kind of long and thin knife 粵 一刀兩斷 jat1 dou1 loeng5 dyun6 = to sever (relations) at a stroke 開刀 hoi1 dou1 = to operate (surgery); to undergo an operation/surgery 剃刀 tai3 dou1 = razor 單刀直入 daan1 dou1 zik6 jap6 = straight to the point 粵 剪刀 zin2 dou1 = scissors 國 刀刃 dou1 jan6 = (lit. and fig.) knife edge; (fig.) critical point; 鐮刀 lim4 dou1 = curved sickle for cutting grain 大刀闊斧 daai6 dou1 fut3 fu2 = bold and decisive 餐刀 caan1 dou1 = [n] table knife 刀仔 dou1 zai2 = knife 秋刀魚 cau1 dou1 jyu4*2 = Pacific saury 罐頭刀 gun3 tau4*2 dou1 = can opener 鏨刀 zaam6 dou1 = a (engraver's) burin; a graver; an engraving tool 關刀 gwaan1 dou1 = a halberd, a sword with a long hilt, so called because it was once wielded by Kuan Yu (關羽) 螺絲刀 lo4 si1 dou1 = screwdriver 操刀 cou1 dou1 = to hold a knife 刀叉筷子 dou1 caa1 faai3 zi2 = tableware 吃刀 hek3 dou1 = penetration of a cutting tool 國 冰刀 bing1 dou1 = ice skates 刀叉 dou1 caa1 = knife and fork 刀口 dou1 hau2 = cut; incision 刀葉 dou1 jip6 = (knife) blade 刨刀 paau4 dou1 = planing tool 大鐮刀 daai6 lim4 dou1 = scythe 寶刀 bou2 dou1 = a precious, fine, or treasured sword 插刀 caap3 dou1 = a slotting tool 鐮刀細胞貧血 lim4 dou1 sai3 baau1 pan4 hyut3 = sickle cell anemia 解剖刀柄 gaai2 pau2 dou1 beng3 = scalpel 玻璃刀 bo1 lei4*1 dou1 = [n] glasscutter 手術刀 sau2 seot6 dou1 = scalpel 牛油刀 ngau4 jau4 dou1 = butter knife 粵 生果刀 saang1 gwo2 dou1 = a fruit knife 粵 笑裡藏刀 siu3 leoi5 cong4 dou1 = to hide a knife behind a smile 刀疤 dou1 baa1 = to scar from a knife cut 元蹄刀 jyun4 tai4 dou1 = [n] a hoof knife 豬肉刀 zyu1 juk6 dou1 = [n] a butcher's knife (lit., "pig meat knife") 刀兵 dou1 bing1 = weapons; arms; fighting; war; resort to force 刀山火海 dou1 saan1 fo2 hoi2 = a mountain of swords and a sea of flames; most dangerous places; most severe trials 刀把子 dou1 baa2 zi2 = (sword) hilt; military power; power; sth that may be used against one; a handle 馬刀 maa5 dou1 = sabre 小刀 siu2 dou1 = a pocketknife (lit., "small knife" or "small sword") 周身刀冇把利 zau1 san1 dou1 mou5 baa2 lei6 = jack of all trades 粵 鐮刀斧頭 lim4 dou1 fu2 tau4 = the hammer and sickle (flag of USSR, with symbol of rural and proletarian labour) (common formation) 三刀 saam1 dou1 = flag fish 去皮刀 heoi3 pei4 dou1 = dehiding knife (common formation) 解剖刀 gaai2 pau2 dou1 = scalpel (common formation) 鏝刀 maan6 dou1 = a trowel 牛刀小試 ngau4 dou1 siu2 si3 = show a little bit of one's great skill 小試牛刀 siu2 si3 ngau4 dou1 = show a little bit of one's great skill 刀架 dou1 gaa3*2 = tool carrier, tool carriage, work rest 鎅刀 gaai3 dou1 = a knife blade, a razor blade; a paper cutter (切割機) 粵 周身刀冇張利 zau1 san1 dou1 mou5 zoeng1 lei6 = jack of all trades 粵 烏喱單刀 wu1 lei1 daan1 dou1 = in a complete mess, disorder, chaos, muddle 粵 刀柄 dou1 beng3 = a knife handle 刀削麵 dou1 soek3 min6 = hand shaved noodles 刀馬旦 dou1 maa5 daan3*2 = Daoma Dan, young female warriors in opera 橫紋刀劈扭紋柴 waang4 man5 dou1 pek3 nau2 man4 caai4 = two stubborn people being forced together 粵 直剃刀 zik6 tai3 dou1 = straight razor 磨剃刀皮帶 mo4 tai3 dou1 pei4 daai3*2 = razor strop (common formation) 兩脅插刀 loeng5 hip3 caap3 dou1 = to risk one's life for a friend; to sustain two knife wounds for a friend 刀槍不入 dou1 coeng1 bat1 jap6 = be arms-proof, unpenetratable by knife or gun; invinsible 刀仔鋸大樹 dou1 zai2 geoi3 daai6 syu6 = utilize sth.small to gain sth.big; use little capital to make big profit 粵 刺刀 ci3 dou1 = bayonet 立刀旁 lap6 dou1 pong4 = Kangxi radical 18 (standing knife) (刂) 刀字邊 dou1 zi6 bin1 = Kangxi radical 18 (standing knife) (刂) 粵 利刀邊 lei6 dou1 bin1 = Kangxi radical 18 (standing knife) (刂) 粵 單耳刀 daan1 ji5 dou1 = Kangxi radical 26 (seal) (卩) 鍘刀 zaap6 dou1 = a fodder chopper; a straw chopper 寶刀未老 bou2 dou1 mei6 lou5 = to still be in top form despite aging 陶瓷刀 tou4 ci4 dou1 = ceramic knife 刀光劍影 dou1 gwong1 gim3 jing2 = the flash and glitter of knives and swords 輻刀 fuk1 dou1 = a spokeshave 刀鞘 doi1 ciu3 = sheath or scabbard for a knife 快刀斬亂麻 faai3 dou1 zaam2 lyun6 maa4 = take quick and decisive action in dealing with a complex circumstances 開信刀 hoi1 seon3 dou1 = a letter opener 明刀明槍 ming4 dou1 ming4 coeng1 = of an attacker to reveal his intent to attack, not by suprise; to show one's weapons 抆刀 man2 dou1 = palette knife, frosting spatula 兩面三刀 loeng5 min6 saam1 dou1 = say one thing and do another; be cunning and deceitful 一刀切 jat1 dou1 cit3 = across the board 粵 大三刀 daai6 saam1 dou1 = zebra morwong 刀鋒伺服器 dou1 fung1 si6 fuk6 hei3 = blade server 蝴蝶刀 wu4 dip6 dou1 = butterfly swords 彎刀 waan1 dou1 = sabre, scimitar, tulwar 刀嘜 dou1 mak1 = Knife brand 電動刮鬍刀 din6 dung6 gwaat3 wu4 dou1 = electric shaver 橫刀奪愛 waang4 dou1 dyut6 oi3 = forcefully take away another man's woman 路見不平、拔刀相助 lou6 gin3 bat1 ping4, bat6 dou1 soeng1 zo6 = fight against unjustice; help fight for the weak and mistreated 內六角螺絲刀 noi6 luk6 gok3 lo4 si1 dou1 = an Allen driver 八斬刀 baat3 zaam2 dou1 = Baat Jaam Do, Eight Chopping Knives 太極刀 taai3 gik6 dou1 = taiji broad sword, taiji broadsword, tai chi broadsword 兩肋插刀 loeng5 lak6 caap3 dou1 = knifes piercing both sides 色字頭上一把刀 sik1 zi6 tau4 soeng6 jat1 baa2 dou1 = danger may lurk behind seduction from women 上刀山落油鑊 = go through hell or high water 粵 |
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佢用把刀插入個員工 粵
He used a knife to stab the worker. [lit. he use [counter] knife enter-in [counter] worker. Std. Chinese: 他用一把利刀刺入一位員工] Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |