鵝 (ngo4) — goose; gander in Cantonese
ngoˎ₄鵝简 鹅
Mandarin Pinyin: e2
Meaning of 鵝
noungoose; gander
noun(slang) 1. to grumble; 2. to gripe; 3. to nag; 4. nagging
Example Sentences with 鵝
你真係癩蛤蟆想食天鵝肉
You are going after a girl who is way too good for you.
koengˎ₄強gei˗₃記siuˉ¹燒ngoˎ₄鵝houˊ²好sikˍ₆食。
Keung Kee's roast goose is delicious.
zek˗₃隻keiˊ²企ngoˎ₄鵝houˊ²好feiˎ₄肥
The penguin is very fat.
ngoˏ₅我zungˉ¹鍾ji˗₃意keiˊ²企ngoˎ₄鵝
I like penguins.
keiˊ²企ngoˎ₄鵝haiˊ²喺naamˎ₄南jikˍ₆極
Penguins are at the South Pole.
Words Containing 鵝
千里送鵝毛，禮輕情意重cin1 lei5 sung3 ngo4 mou4, lai5 hing1 cing4 ji3 zung6
the meaning is more important than the value of the present
帝王企鵝dai3 wong4 kei5 ngo2
emperor penguin
鵝卵石ngo4 leon2 sek6
cobble, cobblestone (lit., "goose egg stones")
天鵝絨tin1 ngo4 jung2
velvet; velours
天鵝tin1 ngo4
swan – a bird that enjoys the protection of the Queen when in England.
鵝膥石ngo4 ceon1 sek6
pebbles, small rocks
燒鵝siu1 ngo2
roast goose
鵝掌ngo4 zoeng2
goose web; goose feet (Lit. goose's palm)
天鵝湖tin1 ngo4 wu4
Swan Lake
獅頭鵝si1 tau4 ngo2
Lion headed goose / Shi Tou goose
鵝公喉ngo4 gung1 hau4
a low/ deep and hoarse voice
鵝春形ngo4 ceon1 jing4
oval
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