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  ziu1 ciu4   jyutping
  zhao1 chao2   pinyin
[] ziu1 | [] zhao1
[1] [n] morning; dawn
[2] [n] day; now

[] ciu4 | [] chao2
[1] [v] face towards; front onto
[2] [prep] towards; to
[3] [v] pay respects to (emperor or deities)
[4] [n] dynasty; imperial court

nounAdditional PoS: verbpreposition
Stroke count: 12
Level: 1
Radical: (#74)

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

This word has been viewed 13225 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 16th Jul 2014 01:57

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detail  ziu1 zou2   = in the morning
detail  ting1 ziu1  ting1 zhao1 = tomorrow morning
detail  gam1 ziu1  jin1 zhao1 = this morning
detail  ziu1 tau4 zou2   = morning
detail  ming4 ziu1/ciu4  ming2 zhao1 = tomorrow morning (ming4 ziu1); Ming Dynasty (ming4 ciu4)
detail  gam1 ziu1 zou2   = this morning
detail  ting1 ziu1 zou2   = early tomorrow morning
detail  ziu1 ziu1   = every morning
detail  wong4 ciu4  wang2 chao2 = dynasty; imperial court
detail  ziu1 zik6  zhao1 xi1/4 (PRC/Taiwan) = day and night; always
detail  ziu1 sin1  chao2 xian1 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 (PRC) = North Korea; Korean Joseon or Chosun dynasty 1392-1910 ; Korea as geographic term
detail  ziu1 saam1 mou6 sei3  chao2 san1 mu4 si4 = to be fickle
detail  ziu1 hei3  zhao1 qi4 = vitality; dynamism
detail  ziu1 hei3 fung4 but6  zhao1 qi4 peng2 bo2 = (saying) full of energy; spirited
detail  ciu4 doi6  chao2 dai4 = dynasty
detail  jau5 ziu1 jat1 jat6   = some day
detail  saam1 ziu1; saam1 ciu4  san1 zhao1 = third day of child's birth; bride's homecoming the third day after matrimony; Sam Chiu
detail  taa1 ziu1  ta1 chao2 = future
detail  ziu1 gau2 maan5 ng5   = nine-to-five, "9 to 5"
detail  jat1 ziu1  yi1 zhao1 = one day; once
detail  tong4 ciu4  tang2 chao2 = Tang Dynasty
detail  ciu4 ting4  chao2 ting2 = an imperial administration; imperial court; royal court
detail  ciu4 zing3  chao2 zheng4 = court administration; affairs of state
detail  ciu4 fuk6  chao2 fu2 = court-dress
detail  ciu4 san4  chao2 chen2 = a courtier
detail  ciu4 gung3  chao2 gong4 = to present tribute to an emperor
detail  ciu4 hoeng1  chao2 xiang1 = to go to a temple to burn incense
detail  ziu1 sin1 gai3  chao2 xian1 ji4 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 ji4 (PRC) = artichoke
detail  ciu4 sing3  zhao1 sheng4 = pilgrimage; Chiu Sing
detail  saam1 ciu4 jyun4 lou5  san1 chao2 yuan2 lao3 = a veteran statesman who has served three emperors in a row
detail  cam4 jat6 ziu1   = yesterday morning
detail  hau6 ziu1   = the morning after tomorrow
detail  jat1 ziu1 jat1 zik6  yi1 zhao1 yi1 xi1 = in one morning or evening; overnight; in one day
detail  jat1 ziu1 bei6 se4 ngaau5  yi1 zhao1 bei4 she2 yao3 = one bitten by the snake fears the snake; a burnt child dreads the fire
detail  soeng5 ciu4  shang4 chao2 = go to court, hold court
detail  fau4 wan4 ziu1 lou6   = floating clouds and morning dew; life is like an empty dream
detail  ziu1 zik6 soeng1 deoi3   = to live or face each other day and night
detail  soeng1 ciu4   = Shang Dynasty
detail  ciu4 gan6  chao2 jin4 = go on a pilgrimage
detail  jau4 ziu1 dou3 maan5   = from morning till night
detail ...  jau4 ziu1 ... dou3 hak1   = (to do sth) from morning till night
detail  ziu1 ling6 zik6 goi2   = to make up one's mind in the morning and change in the evening
detail  ziu1 si1 mou6 soeng2  zhao1 si1 mu4 xiang3 = to yearn for someone day and night
detail  ziu1 ziu1 zou2  zhao1 zhao1 zao3 = every morning
detail  ziu1 ziu1 mou6 mou6  zhao1 zhao1 mu4 mu4 = every morning and evening
detail  ziu1 hei3 but6 but6  zhao1 qi4 bo2 bo2 = brimming with youtful vigor; full of life and vitality
detail  ziu1 gin3 hau2, maan5 gin3 min6  zhao1 jian4 kou3, wan3 jian4 mian4 = to see each other all the time; to see each other morning and evening
detail  ziu1 bat1 bou2 zik6  zhao1 bu4 bao3 xi1 = at dawn, not sure of lasting to evening (idiom); precarious state / imminent crisis / living from hand to mouth
detail  ceon4 ciu4  qin2 chao2 = Qin Dynasty (221-207 BC)
detail  ciu4 baai3  chao2 bai4 = pay (religious) homage to
detail  goi2 ciu4 wun6 doi6  gai3 chao2 huan4 dai4 = change of dynasty or leadership
detail  zoi6 ciu4   = to reign, to be in power
detail  ziu1 sin1 man4 zyu2 zyu2 ji6 jan4 man4 gung6 wo4 gwok3  chao2 xian3 min2 zhu3 zhu3 yi4 ren2 min2 gong4 he2 guo2 (PRC) = Democratic People's Republic of Korea
detail  ziu1 sin1 bun3 dou2  chao2 xian1 ban4 dao3 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 ban4 dao3 (PRC) = Korean peninsula
detail  bak1 ziu1 sin1  bei3 chao2 xian1 (Taiwan), bei3 chao2 xian3 (PRC) = [PRC] North Korea
detail  naam4 ziu1 sin1  nan2 chao2 xian1 (Taiwan), nan2 chao2 xian3 (PRC) = [PRC] South Korea
detail  ziu1 zung1 se5  chao2 zhong1 she4 = KCNA; (North) Korean Central News Agency
detail  ziu1 sin1 jan4  chao2 xian1 ren2 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 ren2 (PRC) = Korean person; [PRC] a North Korean person
detail  ziu1 sin1 zin3 zang1  chao2 xian1 zhan4 zheng1 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 zhan4 zheng1 (PRC) = [PRC] Korean war; Korean conflict
detail  ziu1 sin1 jyu5  chao2 xian1 yu3 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 yu3 (PRC) = Korean language
detail  hon3 ciu4  han4 chao2 = Han Dynasty
detail  sung3 ciu4   = Song Dynasty
detail  ziu1 joeng4  chao2 yang2 = Chaoyang (city in Liaoning), Chiu Yeung; have a sunny exposure; sunrise
detail  ziu1 joeng4 dei6 keoi1  chao2 yang2 di4 qu1 = Chaoyang district (district in Liaoning)
detail  cing1 ciu4  qing1 chao2 = The Qing Dynasty (1644-1912)
detail  ziu1 sin1 jat6 bou3  chao2 xian1 ri4 bao4 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 ri4 bao4 (PRC) = Chosun Ilbo (South Korean daily paper)
detail  ziu1 sin1 saam1 gwok3  chao2 xian1 san1 guo2 (Taiwan), chao2 xian3 san1 guo2 (PRC) = the three Kingdoms of Korea (Koguryo, Silla, Baekje)
detail  tong4 ciu4   = Sweet Dynasty (pun on 唐朝)
detail  zeon3 ciu4  jin4 chao2 = Jin Dynasty (265-420)
detail  wan2 ziu1 m4 dak1 maan5   = struggling to make ends meet
detail  loeng4 ciu4 wai5  liang2 chao2 wei3 = Tony Leung Chiu-Wai
detail  coeng4 baak6 ziu1 sin1 zuk6 zi6 zi6 jyun6  chang2 bai2 chao2 xian3 zu2 zi4 zhi4 xian4 (PRC) = Changbai Chaoxianzu autonomous county (county in Jilin)
detail  ziu1 sin1 man4 zyu2 zyu2 ji6 jan4 man4 gung6 wo4 gwok3 gwok3 fong4 wai2 jyun4 wui6*2  chao2 xian3 min2 zhu3 zhu3 yi4 ren2 min2 gong4 he2 guo2 guo2 fang2 wei3 yuan2 hui4 (PRC) = DPRK National Defense Commission
detail  jin4 bin1 ziu1 sin1 zuk6 zi6 zi6 zau1  yan2 ​bian1​ chao2​ xian3 ​zu2 ​zi4 ​zhi4 ​zhou1​ (PRC) = Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture in Jilin province

Showing all 8 examples containing 朝
detail 點鐘開工所以夜晚唔可以出街
I start work at 7 o'clock each morning, so I can't stay out too late.
[Lit. I every morning also at 7 o'clock open-work, so I late cannot go-out]
detail 聽朝點鐘開工所以今晚唔可以行公司
I‘ve got to start work at six tomorrow, so I can't go shopping tonight.
[Lit. I tomorrow morning at six o'clock start-work, therefore I this-evening cannot go-shopping]
detail 今朝見工
He's attending a job interview this morning.
[[國] 他今天早上要去參加求職面試。]
detail 唔係,今朝重未見到
No, I haven't seen him yet this morning.
[呃 [aak3] is a final particle used here to emphasize a denial of sth which is often detailed immediately after it.]
detail audio 上網不如聽朝
Still surfing the web at this time of the night? Why don't you (go to bed) and go online again in the morning?
detail 今日開籠雀梗係男朋友
She’s been talking non-stop the whole morning. Probably because the boyfriend has come back.
[Alternative (more literal) translation: She was singing the whole morning like a bird (not in captivity). The boyfriend must have returned to her.]
detail 朝早稀冧冧晏晝
The bowl of porridge you had this morning was so watery. You will be hungry before noon.
detail audio 今朝關於你嘅裡面見到一齊器械
This morning I had a dream, it was about you. In the dream I saw us playing the equipment together

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