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  gik1   jyutping
  ji1   pinyin
[1] arouse; stimulate; stir up
[2] irritate; provoke; madden
[3] strong; fierce; violent; heated
[4] (of water, etc) swash; surge; dash
[5] [] brilliant; great; cool

adjectiveAdditional PoS: verb
Stroke count: 16
Level: 3
Radical: (#85)

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

This word has been viewed 11747 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 8th Jul 2009 20:45

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detail  gik1 wut6  ji1 huo2 = to activate
detail  gam2 gik1 bat1 zeon6  gan3 ji1 bu4 jin4 = can't thank sb enough
detail  hong2 koi3 gik1 ngong5  kang1 kai3 ji1 ang2 = impassioned / vehement
detail  ci3 gik1  ci4 ji1 = stimulate; provoke
detail  gik1 hei3   = annoying; irritating; pissed off, as a quality(noun)
detail  gik1 sei2   = to annoy; to irritate
detail  gik1 gwong1  ji1 guang1 = laser; laser beam
detail  gik1 dung6  ji1 dong4 = exciting; to excite; to agitate
detail  gik1 lai6  ji1 li4 = to encourage; to urge; to inspire; to stimulate; motivate
detail  gik1 cing4  ji1 qing2 = passion; fervour; strong emotion
See all 51 compounds (CantoDict reports 62 compounds in total, but some may be Common Formations)

Showing all 5 examples containing 激
detail 危險激光使用
Danger: Laser in use.
detail 成日賭錢都好激氣
As a mother, she is very upset with her son gambling.
detail 老細工人七竅生煙
Boss got really pissed off by the workers.
detail 激將法毅力信心
We'll urge by ridiculing him until he regains the will power and confidence.
detail 小小苦楚等於激勵
Tiny misery will only be a motivation.

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