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come; arrive

to; for; since; in order to

have just been | [國] 來着

coming; to come (Cantonese)

to make a living by engaging in illicit activities

to go for a walk outdoor/to participate in triad activities/to work or experience the real world or reality

to move back and forth; to struggle [alternative characters]: 喐嚟喐去

to move away from something and come here

open it (spoken)

to be continued; continuation follows

to range back and forth

say the same thing over and over

to keep saying the same things

late to come, first to leave; last in first out (e.g., with staff layoffs)

beckon him to come over

afterwards, later

later on (spoken)

start all over again

to start from scratch again; to start all over again [colloquial]

to be able to make it in time; there in time for [Syn.] 趕得切 , 趕到 [華]: 來得及

being able to make it in time

go about in a messy/reckless way

share the food.

Written Chinese 國: 分著吃

make trouble for oneself; go looking for trouble

搵苦嚟辛

ask for trouble

asking for trouble, get some unnecessary work for themselves

one after another

to take turns

to come back towards the speaker but away from the object

to come back over here [colloquial]

to bring misfortune to oneself; to get one's own just desserts | Short for 自己攞嚟衰 | Compare with 搵笨 | Mand.: 自找麻煩; 自討苦吃

(slang) to ask for trouble; to stew in one's own juice

to come back down here

to come back down [colloquial]

do things by the book; do things the right way; deal with fairly; show impartiality

being strict in complying with the rules/laws/regulations and not willing to bend the rules

it is a long story to tell; it is like telling a long story

a tale as long as a roll of cloth

be calm; take it easy; no worries [華] 鎮定些

calm down and do it slowly and steadily

to say the same thing again and again

come in | Mand.: 進來

"come in", an expression often used to tell someone to come in or to enter another's place or premise