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joeng6
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[1] concede; give way/ground; yield [2] transfer; convey; turn over [3] let; allow; permit [4] make way; step aside [5] by (used as passive signifier) Stroke count: 24
Level: 3
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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讓球 joeng6 kau4 = to concede points (in a game) ; to handicap a bet 讓步 joeng6 bou6 = to give in; to make concessions; to yield 轉讓 zyun2 joeng6 = to transfer (technology; goods etc.) 退讓 teoi3 joeng6 = concede; give in; give way; step aside; yield 承讓人 sing4 joeng6 jan4 = a transferee; an assignee (legal term) 讓路 joeng6 lou6 = make way for (someone to pass); to give way 讓開 joeng6 hoi1 = to get out of the way; step aside; make way 禮讓 lai5 joeng6 = comity 巾幗不讓鬚眉 gan1 gwok3 bat1 joeng6 sou1 mei4 = womenfolk (巾幗) not conceding to men (鬚眉) 麻煩讓一讓 maa4 faan4 joeng6 jat1 joeng6 = excuse me, please (please scoot, step aside) 孔融讓梨 hung2 jung4 joeng6 lei4*2 = young but selfless giving to the older ones 頂讓 deng2 joeng6 = sell a business 承讓 sing4 joeng6 = you let me win (said politely after winning a game) 不可讓路眼 bat1 ho2 joeng6 lou6 ngaan5 = must not be seen (lit., "cannot be yielded to eyes") 相讓 soeng1 joeng6 = yield to each other 廉讓 lim4 joeng6 = to sell at a low price 謙讓 him1 joeng6 = to modestly decline 讓出 joeng6 ceot1 = concede; fall back |