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[1] [v] thank [2] [v] decline [3] [v] fade; wither [4] a Chinese family name Stroke count: 17
Level: 1
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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多謝
do1 ze6 = many thanks
謝謝
ze6 ze6 = thank you 國
唔使多謝
m4 sai2 do1 ze6 = you're welcome; don't mention it 粵
感謝
gam2 ze6 = heartfelt thanks
多謝嗮
do1 ze6 saai3 = thank you very much (for things provided) 粵
多謝嗮你
do1 ze6 saai3 nei5 = thank you very much (for things provided) 粵
多謝晒
do1 ze6 saai3 = thank you very much (for things provided) 粵
不用謝
bat1 jung6 ze6 = you're welcome; don't mention it 國
新陳代謝
san1 can4 doi6 ze6 = (idiom) metabolism; replace the old with the new
謝絕
ze6 zyut6 = to politely refuse
凋謝
diu1 ze6 = to languish; to wither and fall; to wither away; to fade; to die back; to wilt
不謝
bat1 ze6 = don't mention it; not at all 國
代謝
doi6 ze6 = replacement; substitution; metabolism (biol.)
非常感謝
fei1 soeng4 gam2 ze6 = extremely grateful; very thankful
特別感謝
dak6 bit6 gam2 ze6 = special thanks; particular thanks
謝票
ze6 piu3 = thank voters
謝幕
ze6 mok6 = to respond to a curtain call
玩謝
waan4 ze6 = to play someone 粵
致謝
zi3 ze6 = to thank; to express thanks; to convey thanks; to extend thanks
謝客
ze6 haak3 = to thank politely while declining to meet a visitor
謝孝
ze6 haau3 = to visit friends to thank them after a funeral
謝恩
ze6 jan1 = to thank a superior for a favor
謝儀
ze6 ji4 = honorarium; gift as thanks
謝卻
ze6 koek3 = to decline; to refuse politely
謝媒
ze6 mui4 = to thank the matchmaker
年三十晚謝灶──好做唔做
nin4 saam1 sap6 maan5 ze6 zou3 hou2 zou6 m4 zou6 = did not do what one should have done 粵
謝師宴
ze6 si1 jin3 = A meal or banquet offered as a token of gratitude to one's teacher
道謝
dou6 ze6 = to say thank you; to express one's gratitude
辭謝
ci4 ze6 = to politely decline with a word of thanks; reject with thanks
多謝夾盛惠
do1 ze6 gaap3 sing6 wai6 = 1.thanks a lot 2.thanks but no thanks 粵
謝皮
ze6 pei4 = dejected; sagging; droopy; wretched; near rock bottom 粵
謝意
ze6 ji3 = thankfulness; gratitude; feelings of gratitude
謝天謝地
ze6 tin1 ze6 dei6 = thank one's lucky stars
謝灶
ze6 zou3 = Kitchen God Festival
謝昭仁
ze6 ziu1 jan4 = Tse Chiu-Yan
謝賢
ze6 jin4 = Patrick Tse Yin (actor, producer, screenwriter and director in HK cinema)
基礎代謝
gei1 co2 doi6 ze6 = [bio.] basal metabolism
鳴謝
ming4 ze6 = to express gratitude
謝世
ze6 sai3 = pass away; decease; die
家屬謝禮
gaa1 suk6 ze6 lai5 = the family thanks/acknowledges the courtesy
謝霆鋒
ze6 ting4 fung1 = Nicholas Tse Ting-Fung
謝君豪
ze6 gwan1 hou4 = Tse Kwan Ho
謝天華
ze6 tin1 waa4 = Michael Tse |
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Showing all 8 examples containing 謝
請注意，地鐵車廂內嚴禁飲食，請保持車廂清潔衛生，多謝合作
Please remember. No eating or drinking on MTR trains. Help us keep them fresh, clean and tidy. Thank you! [http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/phorum/read.php?14,132183 It's supposed to be a MTR announcement, but the wordings are not exactly the same.]
真係要多謝你雪中送炭我哋先至會捱過難關 粵
We really must thank you for giving us (the money, food, material needs etc) so that we can make it through the hard times. 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. |
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