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suk6
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[1] (of food) cooked; done [2] (of fruit) ripe; mature [3] (of materials) processed [4] familiar; well acquainted [5] skilled; experienced [6] deep; thorough (1) Pinyin shu2 is literary reading; shou2 is colloquial.
(2) 生 is the antonym for definitions [1] to [5]. Stroke count: 15
Level: 1
Radical: 火 (#86)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Don't confuse with: 熱 |
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This word has been viewed 13815 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 13th Nov 2014 14:28 |
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快熟麵 faai3 suk6 min6 = instant noodles 熟客 suk6 haak3 = regular customer 熟油 suk6 jau4 = boiled oil 熟食 suk6 sik6 = cooked food 半生熟 bun3 saang1 suk6 = half boiled 熟肉 suk6 juk6 = cooked meat 熟人 suk6 jan4 = a person one knows well; good acquaintance 熟地方 suk6 dei6 fong1 = a familiar place 熟路 suk6 lou6 = a familiar road 熟過頭 suk6 gwo3 tau4 = overdone; overcooked 熟食店 suk6 sik6 dim3 = delicatessen, deli 一成熟 jat1 sing4 suk6 = rare (for a steak) 三成熟 saam1 sing4 suk6 = medium-rare (for a steak) 五成熟 ng5 sing4 suk6 = medium (for a steak) 七成熟 cat1 sing4 suk6 = medium-well (for a steak) 全熟 cyun4 suk6 = well-done (for a steak) 早熟 zou2 suk6 = precocious; mature early 半熟蛋 bun3 suk6 daan6*2 = half-boiled egg 熟口面 suk6 hau2 min6 = familiar face; familiar person 粵 熟語 suk6 jyu5 = set expression; idiom 熟悉 suk6 sik1 = to know (sth./sb.) well; intimacy 熟練 suk6 lin6 = skilled 成熟 sing4 suk6 = mature; ripe 相熟 soeng1 suk6 = acquaintanceship 熟識 suk6 sik1 = be familiar with; know well 熟落 suk6 lok6 = very familiar with 粵 軟熟 jyun5 suk6 = soft, supple (of object texture); weak kneed, having no backbone (of people) 粵 深思熟慮 sam1 si1 suk6 leoi6 = deliberateness, mull 不熟練的 bat1 suk6 lin6 dik1 = amateurish 國 不太熟的 bat1 taai3 suk6 dik1 = underdone 國 熟唔透 suk6 m4 tau3 = underdone; undercooked 粵 熟習 suk6 zaap6 = well trained or expert in; conversant with 熟銅 suk6 tung4 = wrought brass or copper 熟鐵 suk6 tit3 = wrought iron 熟食檔 suk6 sik6 dong3 = a cooked food stall 煠熟狗頭 saap6 suk6 gau2 tau4 = a large grin, often intended to dissemble. 粵 催熟 ceoi1 suk6 = to accelerate the ripening (of fruit) 半熟練工人 bun3 suk6 lin6 gung1 jan4 = a semiskilled worker 半熟練 bun3 suk6 lin6 = semi-skilled 性成熟 sing3 sing4 suk6 = sexual maturity 養唔熟 joeng5 m4 suk6 = disobedient; hard to train or educate 粵 功多藝熟 gung1 do1 ngai6 suk6 = practice more, then you'll be very skilled 滾熟 gwan2 suk6 = boiled 慣熟 gwaan3 suk6 = to get used to; be accustomed to; know sb or sth well 一鑊熟 jat1 wok6 suk6 = nothing left; completely destroyed 扮熟 baan6 suk6 = to pretend to know someone 粵 背熟 bui6 suk6 = learn by heart 熟手 suk6 sau2 = skilled person; an experienced hand 烚熟狗頭 saap6 suk6 gau2 tau4 = a person who smiles foolishly 粵 熟行 suk6 hong4 = [n] expert, [adj] experienced 粵 熟性 suk6 sing3 = does according to others' requests 粵 讕熟落 laan2 suk6 lok6 = act as if one know's someone really well 粵 滾瓜爛熟 gwan2 gwaa1 laan6 suk6 = to thoroughly memorize sth. 人生路不熟 jan4 sang1 lou6 bat1 suk6 = unfamiliar surroundings (describing a new place); strangers and unfamiliar streets 粵 人生地不熟 jan4 sang1 dei6 bat1 suk6 = unfamiliar surroundings (describing a new place); strangers and unfamiliar streets 熟女 suk6 neoi5*2 = female who is between 29 and 38 years old 粵 耳熟能詳 ji5 suk6 nang4 coeng4 = be quite familiar with sth. due to hearing repeatedly 生米都煮成熟飯 saang1 mai5 dou1 zyu2 seng4 suk6 faan6 = what\\\'s done is done; things are irreversible 熟口熟面 suk6 hau2 suk6 min6 = familiar face; familiar person 粵 熟膏 suk6 gou1 = common name for opium 熟能生巧 suk6 nang4 sang1 haau2 = practice makes perfect 未熟射精 mei6 suk6 se6 zing1 = premature ejaculation 常熟 soeng4 suk6 = Changshu (city in Jiangsu) |
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