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[1] [v] play; toy; sport [2] [v] jest; have fun; make fun [3] theatrical play; show; drama; [4] movie, film Stroke count: 17
Level: 3
Radical: 戈 (#62)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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睇戲
tai2 hei3 = to watch a movie 粵
拍戲
paak3 hei3 = make a movie 粵
大戲
daai6 hei3 = Chinese opera
戲院
hei3 jyun6*2 = theatre (UK); theater (US); cinema
馬戲
maa5 hei3 = circus
大膽狂徒，光天化日之下，竟敢調戲良家婦女
daai6 daam2 kong4 tou4, gwong1 tin1 faa3 jat6 zi1 haa6, ging2 gam2 tiu4 hei3 loeng4 gaa1 fu5 neoi5 = in broad daylight, flirt with a woman from a good home
電子遊戲
din6 zi2 jau4 hei3 = video game
遊戲卡
jau4 hei3 kaat1 = playing cards 國
遊戲咭
jau4 hei3 kaat1 = playing cards 粵
做戲
zou6 hei3 = to pretend; to act on stage or for a movie/show 粵See all 59 compounds (CantoDict reports 67 compounds in total, but some may be Common Formations) |
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Showing 10 of 12 examples containing 戲
我琴日睇咗一套戲，有啲地方幾好睇 粵
I saw a film yesterday... some parts were okay. [Lit. I yesterday see-already [counter] film, have place (note: this is a figurative use of place) quite good watch.]
我琴日睇咗一套戲，有少少好睇 粵
I saw a film yesterday... it wasn't very good. [Lit. I yesterday see-already film, have little-bit good-watch]
我琴日睇咗一套戲，有啲啲好睇 粵
I saw a film yesterday... it wasn't very good. [I yesterday see-already [counter] film, have little-little good-watch]
我琴日睇咗一套戲，有一啲好睇 粵
I saw a film yesterday... it was average. [I yesterday see-already one film, have little-bit good watch.]
我琴晚睇咗一套感人嘅戲 粵
I saw a moving film yesterday evening. [Lit. I yesterday evening see-already one [counter] moving [possessive particle] film.]
靚女話要同你睇戲，你梗係𦧲飯應啦 粵
A pretty girl is willing to catch a movie with you. Surely that is something you wished for. 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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Forum Code to link to this word:
[big][url=http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/dictionary/characters/349/]戲[/url][/big]
HTML Code to link to this word:
<a href="http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/dictionary/characters/349/" class="chinesemed" target="_blank">戲</a>
Decimal representation of this word: 戲
Unicode code for this character: U+6232 (off-site link)
[big][url=http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/dictionary/characters/349/]戲[/url][/big]
HTML Code to link to this word:
<a href="http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/dictionary/characters/349/" class="chinesemed" target="_blank">戲</a>
Decimal representation of this word: 戲
Unicode code for this character: U+6232 (off-site link)
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