so/such that; so as to; in order that

enable; cause

by (used together with a passive verb)

This is a colloquial way in Cantonese to ask someone to give a little bit of rice. It's a direct translation of 'give me a little bit of rice'.

to be burnt

enable; so that

pay

warning someone that they will need to pay for something that they've done bad

looked down by others; disgrace; humiliated; embarrassing

to work so hard for something (especially something that one has initiated from scratch) only for someone else to take the credit

to be laughed at

to give face to; to do somebody a favor [Var.] 畀面

giving one's face (spoken)

making effort; trying hard (spoken)

to describe not to favor somebody, even though the two people may share a good, close relationship

passing the ball to you; letting you take over; your turn to take over [colloquial]

a phrase used to bullies (in particular those who pick up those smaller or weaker than them) to get lost [colloquial]

I would not want it even if it was given to me free [colloquial]