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wan4 wan6
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[粵] wan4 | [國] yun1 [1] [v] faint; swoon; pass/black out [2] [adj] dizzy; giddy; light-headed [粵] wan6 | [國] yun4 [n] halo around sun/moon or colour/light Default PoS: Additional PoS: Stroke count: 13
Level: 1
Radical: 日 (#72)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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暈 / 晕 | ||
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頭暈 tau4 wan4 = dizzy 暈低 wan4 dai1 = faint away 暈酡酡 wan4 to4 to4 = daze 暈浪丸 wan4 long6 jyun4*2 = seasick pills 暈暈地 wan4 wan4*2 dei6*2 = a little dizzy 暈陀陀 wan4 to4 to4 = swaying and feeling dizzy 頭暈暈 tau4 wan4 wan4 = feeling dizzy 迷暈 mai4 wan4 = [adj] knockout, dizzying 迷暈氣體 mai4 wan4 hei3 tai2 = knockout gas 迷暈水 mai4 wan4 seoi2 = GHB (gamma hydroxybutyrate), a date rape drug 暈倒 wan4 dou2 = to swoon 靚到暈 leng3 dou3 wan4 = very beautiful (so beautiful one will faint) 粵 暈船浪 wan4 syun4 long6 = seasickness 暈船 wan4 syun4 = seasickness 暈車 wan4 ce1 = carsickness 暈車浪 wan4 ce1 long6 = carsickness; to feel carsick 粵 暈晒大浪 wan4 saai3 daai6 long6 = mesmerised; make eyes at each other; flirt with each other; overslept; attracted by a charming person 粵 血暈 hyut3 wan6 = bruise 暈浪 wan4 long6 = motion sickness 粵 頭暈身㷫 tau4 wan4 san1 hing3 = dizzy and running a fever 粵 暈咗 wan4 zo2 = to lose consciousness 粵 電暈 din6 wan4 = 1. fall unconscious as a result of an electrical shock 2. be entranced by the opposite sex; be inraptured by the opposite sex's flirtatious advances 粵 日暈 jat6 wan6 = solar halo 月暈 jyut6 wan6 = lunar halo 乳頭暈 jyu5 tau4 wan6 = areola 乳暈 jyu5 wan6 = areola 眩暈槍 jyun6 wan4 coeng1 = a stun gun 眩暈 jyun6 wan4 = vertigo, dizzy |
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佢嚇暈咗。 粵
She had such a fright that she fainted. [Compared with its English counterpart, a Cantonese sentence that uses a resultative particle (暈 in this case) is much simpler in structure. ] 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. |