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sikˍ₆faanˍ₆
(食饭)
Pinyin
shi2 fan4
Translations
noun
Can be used by overly enthusiastic relatives to urge you to fill your belly.
noun
To have a meal, to eat.
noun
to have dinner;to have a meal
noun
to have a meal
sikˍ₆faanˍ₆toiˊ²
(食饭台)
Pinyin
shi2 fan4 tai2
Translations
noun
a dining table
zongˍ₆baanˊ²doˉ¹gwo˗₃sikˍ₆faanˍ₆
(撞板多过食饭)
Pinyin
zhuang4 ban3 duo1 guo4 shi2 fan4
Translations
noun
verb; literally: someone hit the wooden plank more than having a meal, it means failing more than succeeding (be rebuffed)
taiˊ²sung˗₃sikˍ₆faan6,taiˊ²zukˉ¹naamˎ₄moˎ₄
(睇餸食饭,睇烛喃呒)
Pinyin
di4 song4 shi2 fan4, di4 zhu2 nan2 fu3
Translations
noun
describes when one is required to be aware of the current situation and react in a careful manner; to live within one's means; to act according to circumstances; to adapt oneself to circumstances [colloquial]
sikˍ₆zukˉ¹sikˍ₆faanˍ₆
(食粥食饭)
Pinyin
shi2 zhou1 shi2 fan4
Translations
noun
could be good or could be bad (lit., "whether we eat porridge or rice...")
noun
(literally: whether one eats porridge or rice); whether good or bad; whether success or failure
tungˎ₄toiˎ₄sikˍ₆faan6,gok˗₃ziˍ₆sauˉ¹hangˍ₆
(同台食饭,各自修行)
Pinyin
tong2 tai2 shi2 fan4, ge4zi4 xiu1xing2
Translations
noun
to appear to be together, but it is actually each to their own in reality [written and colloquial]
taiˊ²sung˗₃sikˍ₆faanˍ₆
(睇餸食饭)
Pinyin
di4 song4 shi2 fan4
Translations
noun
adjusting spending based on incomes
noun
to be careful, to be cautious
noun
describes when one is required to be aware of the current situation and react in a careful manner; to live within one's means; to act according to circumstances; to adapt oneself to circumstances