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[1] [v] sign one's name; put down one's signature; subscribe; endorse [2] bamboo slips used for drawings lots or divinations [3] [n] label Additional PoS: Stroke count: 19
Level: 3
Radical: 竹 (#118)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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簽咭 cim1 kaat1 = pay by card 粵 簽名 cim1 meng4*2 = to sign one's name, to autograph; signature 簽賬 cim1 zoeng3 = use a credit card to settle the bill 簽入 cim1 jap6 = to log in 簽字 cim1 zi6*2 = to sign (a signature); a signature 簽發 cim1 faat3 = to officially sign and issue 簽章 cim1 zoeng1 = signature 簽署 cim1 cyu5 = to sign (an agreement) 簽訂 cim1 ding3 = to agree to and sign (an agreement; a treaty etc.) 簽證 cim1 zing3 = visa 圖簽 tou4 cim1 = (computer) icon 簽約 cim1 joek3 = signing of contract 求簽 kau4 cim1 = draw a written oracle (sacred lot) 標簽 biu1 cim1 = label; tag; tab (of a window) (computing) 簽收條 cim1 sau1 tiu4 = to sign a receipt 過境簽證 gwo3 ging2 cim1 zing3 = transit visa 書簽 syu1 cim1 = bookmark 牙簽 ngaa4 cim1 = toothpick 抽簽 cau1 cim1 = to draw straws (to settle a dispute); a ballot (in share dealing) 簽訂合同 cim1 ding3 hap6 tung4 = to sign a contract 親筆簽名的唱片 can1 bat1 cim1 meng2 dik1 coeng3 pin3*2 = autographed CDs 國 簽定 cim1 ding6 = a mark, a sign 簽保 cim1 bou2 = bond, bail (money posted to secure release before trial) 親筆簽名 can1 bat1 cim1 meng4*2 = autograph 簽保守行為 cim1 bou2 sau2 hang4 wai4 = be bound over; bind over 標簽機 biu1 cim1 gei1 = labeller 機器簽名 gei1 hei3 cim1 meng4*2 = robo-signing (common formation) |
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我或者畀現金或者簽咭。 粵
Maybe I'll pay by cash, or maybe I'll pay by card. [Lit. I maybe give cash maybe sign card] 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. |