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[1] [v] offend; violate; affront [2] [v] interfere; interrupt; trouble [3] [v] concern; involve; have to do with [4] [n] heavenly stems | [antonym] (地)支 [5] [n] [archaic] shield Default PoS: Additional PoS: Stroke count: 3
Level: 2
Radical: 干 (#51)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Don't confuse with: 千于 |
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冇相干 mou5 soeng1 gon1 = never mind 粵 不相干 bat1 soeng1 gon1 = irrelevant 國 干戈 gon1 gwo1 = warfare 干涉 gon1 sip3 = to interfere 相干 soeng1 gon1 = connection, relationship 干擾 gon1 jiu2 = disturb; interfere; jam 若干 joek6 gon1 = a certain amount of; how many/how much? [粵]: 些少 干預 gon1 jyu6 = to meddle 干邑酒 gon1 jap1 zau2 = cognac 干邑 gon1 jap1 = cognac 不干涉 bat1 gon1 sip3 = noninterference, nonintervention 國 包干 baau1 gon1 = to be responsible for a task unit until it is completed 無干 mou4 gon1 = have nothing to do with 訊號干擾 seon3 hou6 gon1 jiu2 = signal interference 一干水 jat1 gon1 seoi2 = $1000 粵 天干 tin1 gon1 = heavenly stem 射頻干擾 se6 pan4 gon1 jiu2 = radio interference; RF interference 巴爾干 baa1 ji5 gon1 = Balkan 支努干 zi1 nou5 gon1 = Chinook (helicopter) 干支 gon1 zi1 = the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches (short for 天干地支) 巴爾干半島 baa1 ji5 gon1 bun3 dou2 = Balkan penninsula 化干戈為玉帛 faa3 gon1 gwo1 wai4 juk6 baak6 = beat swords into ploughshares 干諾道 gon1 nok6 dou6 = Connaught Road 余干 jyu4 gon1 = Yugan (place in Jiangxi) 新干 san1 gon1 = Xin'gan (place in Jiangxi) 干城章嘉峰 gon1 sing4 zoeng1 gaa1 fung1 = Kangchenjunga (third highest mountain peak in the world) |
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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. |