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[1] [粵] [adv] entirely; completely; wholly [2] [粵] [adv] very much; to an extreme level [3] [粵] [loanword] show off (one's strength) [4] [粵] [v] develop/process (a film) [5] [華] dry/bask in the sun; sun-drenched 晒 is the official PRC simplification of 曬, and in HK and Taiwan 晒 is also beginning to replace 曬, relegating 曬 as an ultra-traditional variant.
Additional PoS: [粵] cf. 嗮 See also: "晒 and negation" forum thread here: [www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk] Stroke count: 10
Level: 2
Radical: 日 (#72)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Don't confuse with: 哂 |
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唔該晒 m4 goi1 saai3 = thank you very much (for services rendered) 粵 多謝晒 do1 ze6 saai3 = thank you very much (for things provided) 粵 食唔晒 sik6 m4 saai3 = unable to finish eating 粵 唔該晒你 m4 goi1 saai3 nei5 = thank you very much (for services rendered) 粵 晒士 saai3*1 si6*2 = size (of clothes, mainly) 粵 食晒 sik6 saai3 = to finish eating 粵 大晒 daai6 saai3 = too big for one's boots 粵 扁晒 bin2 saai3 = completely flattened 粵 入晒我數 jap6 saai3 ngo5 sou3 = put it on my tab (bill) 晒命 saai3 meng6 = swank, to show off, to boast 粵 See all 66 compounds (CantoDict reports 67 compounds in total, but some may be Common Formations) |
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Showing 10 of 22 examples containing 晒
𡃇啦,唔通冇晒廁紙咩? 粵
Uh-oh, don't tell me we're out of toilet roll... [Lit. Crap, could-it-be don't-have all toilet paper [particle]?]
屎你要屙晒出嚟! 粵
You need to get it all out of your system at once! [Talking about excretion.] [Lit. poo you need excrete all out! Note the X晒出嚟 construction here. 嘔晒出嚟 [throw everything up] 喊晒出嚟 [cry]]
佢郁啲撞火﹐撞親火就面都紅晒。 粵
Show all 22 examplesHis face flares red whenever he gets cross, which happens quite often. [Cantonese language often prefers 'simple' repetition (撞火) to 'unnatural' conjunction (such as 每當) for the sense of "whenever".] 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. |