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[1] male adult; male member of family [2] manual worker; male servant [3] fourth; grade D; 4th of 10 Heavenly Stems [4] small meat cube; tiny bit [5] a Chinese surname nasal-stop alternant (for meaning of 'small'): 的 [dik1]
 Stroke count: 2
Level: 1
Radical: 一 (#1)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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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 26th Dec 2014 14:24 |
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宮保雞丁
gung1 bou2 gai1 ding1 = Kung Pao chicken: Szechuanese Chinese dish
園丁
jyun4 ding1 = gardener
肉丁
juk6 ding1 = diced meat
布丁
bou3 ding1 = pudding
新丁
san1 ding1 = newbie 粵
男丁
naam4 ding1 = an able-bodied man
紫丁香
zi2 ding1 hoeng1 = lilac
零丁
ling4 ding1 = alone
拉丁
laai1 ding1 = Latin
愛丁堡
ngoi3 ding1 bou2 = Edinburgh
沙丁魚
saa1 ding1 jyu4*2 = sardine 國
豆丁
dau6 deng1 = a kid 粵
單丁
daan1 ding1 = one without brothers, an only son
妹丁
mui6*1 deng1 = saucy little miss
丁點
ding1 dim2 = tiny bit
阿伯丁
aa3 baak3 ding1 = Aberdeen, Scotland
雞丁
gai1 ding1 = diced chicken
丁斯家庭
ding1 si1 gaa1 ting4 = DINS (Double Income No Sex)
尼古丁
nei4 gu2 ding1 = nicotine
拉丁文
laai1 ding1 man4*2 = Latin (language)
拉丁民族
laai1 ding1 man4 zuk6 = Latin people (ethnic group)
添丁
tim1 ding1 = [v] to have a baby born into the family
一丁點兒
jat1 ding1 dim2 ji4 = a wee bit 國
拉丁字母
laai1 ding1 zi6 mou5 = the Latin alphabet; the Roman alphabet
阿丁
aa3 ding1 = a stupid person
金山丁
gam1 saan1 ding1 = American Chinese
拉丁舞
laai1 ding1 mou5 = Latin dance
丁鈴噹啷
ding1 ling1 dong1 long1 = tinkling sound (as with wind chimes) 粵
三九兩丁七
saam1 gau2 loeng4 ding1 cat1 = describes a small population of people 粵
兩三丁
loeng5 saam1 ding1 = describes a small population of people 粵
三兩丁
saam1 loeng5 ding1 = describes a small population of people 粵
兩三丁人
loeng5 saam1 ding1 jan4 = describes a small population of people 粵
三兩丁人
saam1 loeng5 ding1 jan4 = describes a small population of people 粵
合桃雞丁
hap6 tou4 gai1 ding1 = walnut chicken 粵
丁字褲
ding1 zi6 fu3 = a thong
妹仔丁
mui6*1 zai2 deng1 = a young maid 粵
丁克
ding1 hak1 = DINK (Double Income No Kids)
菠蘿丁
bo1 lo4 deng1 = someone who takes advantage of other people 粵
丁字尺
ding1 zi6 cek3 = T-square
丁丁
ding1 ding1 = the tram ; Tintin
豆丁咁大
dau6 deng1 gam3 daai6 = very small; as small as a bean 粵
目不識丁
muk6 bat1 sik1 ding1 = illiterate; unable to even recognize the character 丁
丁屎咁多
ding1 si2 gam3 do1 = a tiny bit; a little bit; very few 粵
聖瓦倫丁節
sing3 ngaa5 leon4 ding1 zit3 = Valentine's Day
丁屋
ding1 uk1 = small house, ting uk
丁權
ding1 kyun4 = (small house) concessionary right
拉丁化
laai1 ding1 faa3 = romanization
拉丁裔
laai1 ding1 jeoi6 = Latino, Latina
孤苦零丁
gu1 fu2 ling4 ding1 = alone - lonely and helpless without family or friends.
聖文森特和格林納丁斯
sing3 man4 sam1 dak6 wo4 gaak3 lam4 naap6 ding1 si1 = Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
丁型肝炎
ding1 jing4 gon1 jim4 = hepatitis D
亞丁
aa3 ding1 = Aden
丁青
ding1 cing1 = Dingqing (place in Tibet)
出前一丁
ceot1 cin4 jat1 ding1 = Demae Itcho (ramen with a spicy hot sesame oil taste)
拉丁美洲
laai1 ding1 mei5 zau1 = Latin America
但丁
daan6 ding1 = Dante
阿拉丁神燈
aa3 laai1 ding1 san4 dang1 = Aladdin's lamp (common formation)
阿拉丁
aa3 laai1 ding1 = Aladdin
奧斯丁
ou3 si1 ding1 = Austin or Austen (name); Austin, Texas
伏伊伏丁那
fuk6 ji1 fuk6 ding1 naa5 = Vojvodina
聯合國拉丁美洲經濟委員會
lyun4 hap6 gwok3 laai1 ding1 mei5 zau1 ging1 zai3 wai2 jyun4 wui6*2 = United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America
丁愷蒂
ding1 hoi2 dai3 = Keddy Ting
丁文琪
ding1 man4 kei4 = Kiki Ding
丁武
ding1 mou5 = Ding Wu |
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