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  coek3   jyutping
  zhuo2   pinyin
[1] prominent; outstanding; remarkable
[2] tall and erect/upright; lofty



adjective
Stroke count: 8
Level: 3
Radical: (#24)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.

This word has been viewed 7464 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 6th Oct 2009 05:51

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detail  coek3 jyut6  zhuo2 yue4 = outstanding
detail  baan1 coek3 kam4  ban1 zhuo1 qin2 = a banjo
detail  sit6 coek3  shi2 zhuo2 = to suffer a lose; to lose capital
detail  coek3 kai1 hoeng1  zhuo1 xi1 xiang1 = Chohsi (village in Taiwan)
detail  coek3 nei4  zhuo1 ni2 = Zhuoni (place in Gansu)
detail  coek3 zi1  zhuo1 zi1 = Zhuozi (place in Inner Mongolia)
detail  coek3 jyut6 mong5  zhuo2 yue4 wang3 = Joyo.com
detail  ng4 coek3 hei1   = Ron Ng Cheuk Hei
detail  daai3 coek3 ji5 fu1 jan4  dai4 zhuo1 er3 fu1 ren2 = Margaret Thatcher
detail  coek3 jyut6  zhuo1 yue4 = Bonjour
detail  coek3 wan6 zi1  zhuo2 yun4 zhi1 = Cheuk Wan Chi, Vincci, G
detail  coek3 laan4 zan3  zhuo1 lan2 zhen4 = Cholan (town in Taiwan)
detail  coek3 ji1 ting4  zhuo1 yi1 ting2 = Timi Zhuo
detail  coi3 coek3 jin4  cai4 zhuo1 yan2 = Charlene Choi
detail  ziu6 man4 coek3  zhao4 wen2 zhuo1 = Chiu Man-Cheuk (a.k.a, Wing Zhao)

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: This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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