鬆 (sung1 | song1) : [1] lax; loose; slack [2] [v] loosen

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鬆

sung1

song1

[1] lax; loose; slack [2] [v] loosen [3] [v] relax [4] soft; light

Stroke count: 18

Level: 3

Radical: (#190)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.

鬆 / 松

This word has been viewed 1 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 2nd Apr 2011 06:44

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鬆脆 sung1ceoi3 song1cui4 = short and crumbly (food)

輕鬆 hing1 sung1 qing1 song1 = relax; relaxing

放鬆 fong3 sung1 fang4 song1 = relax; loosen; chill out

寬鬆 fun1 sung1 kuan1 song1 = loose; relieved; well-off; spacious

鬆毛狗 sung1 mou4 gau2 = shaggy dog

鬆毛 sung1 mou4 = shaggy

手鬆 sau2 sung1 shou3 song1 = loaded with money; free with money

英式鬆餅 jing1 sik1 sung1 beng2 ying1 shi4 song1 bing3 = muffin; scone

鬆餅 sung1 beng2 song1 bing3 = muffin; scone

鬆化 sung1 faa3 song1 hua4 = loose; soft; flaky; crisp 粵

鬆弛 sung1 ci4 song1 chi2 = slack; relaxed; lax

提子鬆餅 tai4 zi2 sung1 beng2 = a raisin scone

鬆馳 sung1 ci4 song1 chi2 = to relax; relaxation

依牙鬆槓 ji1 ngaa4 sung1 gong3 = [1] clenching one's teeth 粵

擰鬆 ning6 sung1 = to loosen

趙完鬆 ziu6 jyun4 sung1 = to throwaway; to disappear after making love 粵

鬆婄 sung1 pau3 song1 pou3 = soft; tender 粵

鬆踭 sung1 zaang1 song1 zheng1 = to elbow someone 粵

撈鬆 laau1 sung1 lao1 song1 = northerner from China (supposed to be a pun of 老兄 lao3 xiong1) 粵

鬆懈 sung1 haai6 song1 xie4 = relax

放鬆活動 fong3 sung1 wut6 dung6 fang4 song1 huo2 dong4 = relaxation exercises

鬆開 sung1 hoi1 song1 kai1 = to loosen up; to release' to let go off

肉鬆 juk6 sung1 rou4 song1 = dried meat floss; shredded dried pork

鬆人 sung1 jan4 song1 ren2 = to leave 粵

預鬆時間 jyu6 sung1 si4 gaan3 yu4 song4 shi2 jian1 = leave a little extra time (to do sth.) 粵

鬆一口氣 sung1 jat1 hau2 hei3 song1 yi1 kou3 qi4 = breathe a breath of relief

鬆毛鬆翼 sung1 mou4 sung1 yik6 song1 mao2 song1 yi4 = have one's nose in the air; have one's tail up 粵

鬆骨 sung1 gwat1 song1 gu3 = 1.to beat up; clobber 2. to massage 粵

鬆動 sung1 dung6 song1 dong4 = loose / slack

錢銀鬆動 cin4*2 ngan4*2 sung1 dung6 = financial flexibility 粵

鬆糕 sung1 gou1 = muffin

亞鬆森 aa3 sung1 sam1 ya4 song1 sen1 = Asuncion

撫鬆 fu2 sung1 fu3 song1 = Fusong (place in Jilin)

曲鬆 kuk1 sung1 qu3 song1 = Qusong (place in Tibet)

宿鬆 suk1 sung1 su4 song1 = Susong (place in Anhui)

厚鬆餅 hau5 sung1 beng2 hou4 song1 bing3 = pikelet

鬆獅狗 sung1 si1 gau2 song1 shi1 gou3 = Chow Chow or Chow (type of dog)

鬆弛熊 sung1 ci4 hung4 song1 chi2 xiong2 = Rilakkuma, relax bear

骨質疏鬆症 gwat1 zat1 so1 sung1zing3 gu3 zhi4 shu1 song1zheng4 = osteoporosis

放鬆式 fong3 sung1 sik1 fang4 song1 shi4 = Yoga Nidra, Relaxation

Showing all 5 examples containing 鬆

希望大家有個輕鬆悠閑嘅聖誕節粵
I hope we have a relaxing Christmas.

希望大家過個輕鬆悠閒的聖誕節國
I hope we have a relaxing Christmas.

佢枕住健身個肌肉都係咁鬆婄,只得半粒老鼠仔咋粵
He has been working out for a long time, yet his muscles are still soft, with only half-developed biceps.

捉棋嘅時候最憎人係度依牙鬆槓粵
It irritates me when people around me are giving all sorts of comments while I am playing chess.

老細請呢餐我哋都食到依牙鬆槓粵
The treat from my boss was wonderful and the food was great!

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