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gaau1
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[1] [n] glue; gum; adhesive [2] [adj] sticky; gluey; gummy [3] [v] stick with glue; adhere [4] [n] rubber; plastic Default PoS: Additional PoS: Stroke count: 15
Level: 2
Radical: 肉 (#130)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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膠 / 胶 | ||
This word has been viewed 10690 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 12th Nov 2014 14:09 |
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膠水 gaau1 seoi2 = glue 膠袋 gaau1 doi6*2 = plastic bag 粵 擦膠 caat3 gaau1 = rubber eraser 粵 膠片 gaau1 pin3*2 = film 膠紙 gaau1 zi2 = sticky tape; Scotch tape; adhesive paper 香口膠 hoeng1 hau2 gaau1 = chewing gum 粵 膠碟 gaau1 dip2/6 = plastic plate/disc 膠桶 gaau1 tung2 = plastic bucket; plastic pail 粵 橡膠 zoeng6 gaau1 = rubber 擦紙膠 caat3 zi2 gaau1 = rubber eraser 粵 塑膠購物袋 sou3 gaau1 kau3 mat6 doi6*2 = plastic shopping bag 粵 膠捲 gaau1 gyun2 = film 膠卷 gaau1 gyun2 = film 塑膠黏土 sou3 gaau1 nim4 tou2 = plasticine 塑膠 sou3 gaau1 = plastic; plastic cement; synthetic resin 生膠 saang1 gaau1 = crude rubber 發泡膠 faat3 pou5 gaau1 = foam plastic 膠布 gaau1 bou3 = packing tape; adhesive tape; adhesive bandage; band-aid 膠樽 gaau1 zeon1 = plastic bottle; PET bottle (polyethylene terephthalate) 膠輪 gaau1 leon4*2 = a rubber tire 牛皮膠 ngau4 pei4 gaau1 = glue (made from cow hide) 皮膠 pei4 gaau1 = glue 塑膠花 sou3 gaau1 faa1 = plastic flowers 氣溶膠 hei3 jung4 gaau1 = aerosol 氣溶膠偵察儀 hei3 jung4 gaau1 zing1 caat3 ji4 = aerosol detector 膠帶 gaau1 daai3*2 = cellophane tape; Scotch tape 膠黏帶 gaau1 nim4 daai3*2 = cellophane tape; Scotch tape 透明膠帶 tau3 ming4 gaau1 daai3*2 = cellophane tape; Scotch tape 膠合板 gaau1 hap6 baan2 = plywood 橡膠管 zoeng6 gaau1 gun2 = rubber tubing 膠囊 gaau1 nong4 = rubber bulb 明膠 ming4 gaau1 = gelatin, gelatine 矽膠 zik6 gaau1 = silicon gel 髮膠 faat3 gaau1 = (hair) glue, gel 牙膠 ngaa4 gaau1 = teether, teething toy 魚膠 jyu4 gaau1 = isinglass, fish glue, gelatin, gelatine 膠底鞋 gaau1 dai2 haai4 = rubber soled shoes 泡泡膠 paau1 paau1 gaau1 = [n] bubble wrap 合成橡膠 hap6 sing4 zoeng6 gaau1 = synthal (lit., "synthetic rubber") (common formation) 以膠紙封嘴 ji5 gaau1 zi2 fung1 zeoi2 = have one's mouth taped shut (common formation) 膠拖 gaau1 to1 = rubber slippers; rubber sandals 過膠 gwo3 gaau1 = laminate 超能膠 ciu1 nang4 gaau1 = super glue AA超能膠 AA ciu1 nang4 gaau1 = super glue AA膠 AA gaau1 = super glue 粵 糖膠 tong4 gaau1 = (pancake) syrup 膠雞 gaau1 gai1 = a materialistic and difficult woman (lit., "rubber chicken") 粵 硬膠 ngaang6 gaau1 = euphemism for 戇𨳊 粵 縮微膠卷 suk1 mei4 gaau1 gyun2 = microfilm (common formation) 膠擦 gaau1 caat3*2 = rubber (as in that for erasers) 粵 膠帶架 gaau1 daai3 gaa3*2 = a tape dispenser 膠體 gaau1 tai2 = colloid 花膠 faa1 gaau1 = fish maw, swim / gas / air bladder 橡膠子彈 zoeng6 gaau1 zi2 daan6*2 = rubber bullets 膠乳 gaau1 jyu5 = latex; emulsion 膠紙座 gaau1 zi2 zo6 = tape dispenser 粵 微膠囊技術 mei4 gaau1 nong4 gei6 seot6 = microencapsulation 蟲膠 cung4 gaau1 = shellac 蟲膠清漆 cung4 gaau1 cing1 cat1 = shellac 紫膠 zi2 gaau1 = shellac; lac 膠泥 gaau1 nai4 = [化] plasticine 膠體溶液 gaau1 tai2 jung4 jik6 = [化] colloidal solution (common formation) 透明硬膠 tau3 ming4 ngaang6 gaau1 = [化] Lucite (perspex) 過膠機 gwo3 gaau1 gei1 = laminator 糖膠樹膠 tong4 gaau1 syu6 gaau1 = chicle 糖膠樹 tong4 gaau1 syu6 = the devil tree (Alstonia scholaris) used in TCM 乳膠 jyu5 gaau1 = emulsion; latex 雙面膠 soeng1 min6 gaau1 = twin adhesive 膠南 gaau1 naam4 = Jiaonan (city in Shandong) 膠州 gaau1 zau1 = Jiaozhou (city in Shandong) 南膠河 naam4 gaau1 ho4 = Nanjiao River (Shandong province, flows into Qingdao harbour) |
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Showing 1 example containing 膠
示威者向警察掟石﹐而警察用橡膠子彈回敬。 粵
Protesters threw stones at the police, who responded with rubber bullets. [Cantonese version has the two prepositional phrases placed before the two verbs; English version has the same placed after. ] 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. |