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  gwai6   jyutping
  gui4   pinyin
[1] [n] cupboard; wardrobe; cabinet [2] [n] shop counter

Stroke count: 18
Level: 3
Radical: (#75)

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

This word has been viewed 10108 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 15th Jul 2009 15:51

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detail  saam1 gwai6   = wardrobe
detail  bing1 gwai6   = freezer, ice box
detail  syut3 gwai6  xue3 gui4 = refrigerator, fridge
detail  ji1 gwai6  yi1 gui4 = wardrobe
detail  syu1 gwai6  shu1 gui4 = bookcase; bookshelf
detail  fo3 gwai6 ce1   = container truck
detail  cong4 tau4 gwai6  chuang2 tou2 gui4 = bedside cabinet
detail  cauu3 gwai6 tung2   = search the drawers
detail  gwai6 tung2   = desk drawer
detail  gwai6 toi4*2  gui4 tai2 = counter
detail  zoeng2 gwai6*2  zhang3 gui4 = shopkeeper, storekeeper
detail  gwai6 zi2  gui4 zi5 = cupboard; cabinet
detail  wun2 gwai6  wan3 gui4 = kitchen cupboard
detail  wun2 dip6 gwai6  wan3 die2 gui4 = kitchen cupboard
detail  bui1 gwai6  bei1 gui4 = kitchen cupboard
detail  fo3 gwai6   = container
detail  aat3 gwai6*2   = deposit
detail  gwai6 jyun4 gei1   = automatic teller machine; ATM
detail  bik1 gwai6   = a closet
detail  gwai6 wai6*2   = a counter
detail  gwai6 min6*2   = a shop counter
detail  ng5 tung2 gwai6   = a chest of drawers (five high)
detail  bou2 him2 gwai6  bao3 xian3 gui4 = a strongbox
detail  fo3 gwai6 ce1 si1 gei1   = trucker
detail  gwai6 bin1  wo4 bian1 = to lie on one's side
detail  diu3 gwai6   = wall cupboard
detail 穿  cyun1 gwai6 tung2 dai2   = to embezzle funds
detail  gwai6 wai6*2 maau1   = a fortune cat (招財貓)
detail  gwai6 tung4*2   = a desk drawer (normally 櫃桶)
detail  gwai6 toi4*2  gui4 tai2 = a counter (in a shop, bank, etc)
detail  fo3 gwai6 maa5 tau4  huo4 gui4 ma3 tou5 = container terminal
detail  fo3 gwai6 syun4   = container ship (common formation)
detail 穿  cyun1 gwai6 tung2   = to embezzle funds
detail  noi6 gwai6*2   = an accountant; a bookkeeper
detail  fung1 gwai6   = windmill
detail  zou2 hap6 gwai6  zu3 he2 gui4 = wall unit shelf
detail  jap6 coeng4 gwai6  ru4 qiang2 gui4 = built-in closet; wall unit
detail  baak3 zi2 gwai6  bai3 zi3 gui4 = Chinese multi-drawer herb cabinet; Chinese medicine cabinet
detail  man4 gin6*2 gwai6  wen2 jian4 gui4 = a filing cabinet
detail  fo3 gwai6 uk1  huo4 gui4 wu1 = container house
detail  zyun1 gwai6  zhuan1 gui4 = sales counter
detail  cyu5 mat6 gwai6  zhu4 wu4 gui4 = locker
detail  zi6 dung6 gwai6 jyun4 gei1  zi4 dong4 gui4 yuan2 ji1 = ATM
detail  ceot1 gwai6   = admit being gay

Showing all 7 examples containing 櫃
detail 雪櫃!
Close the fridge door!
[Faan1 is used idiomatically here - we don't back 'close back the door' in English.]
detail audio 雪櫃畀你聽日
I put your glass of milk in the refrigerator for you to drink tomorrow.
detail audio 如果嘅話唔可以呢個入去
If you're not too busy, could you help me move this dressor into the bedroom?
detail 碎銀塞入櫃桶
Grab the coins and shove them into the drawer.
detail audio 隨口講著衫獨沽一味點知借啲意隔日
I was merely commenting she's always wearing the same clothes; little did I know that she would use it as an opportunity to buy herself a whole cupboard of new clothes the next day.
detail 呢度啱啱線雪櫃
This place is just nice for a fridge
detail 唔好HEA櫃桶!
Don't make a mess of the drawer!

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