a type of pork congee; a metaphor for something half-baked and messy, burnt at the bottom, uncooked on the top; a writing style with the combination of classical Chinese, formal written Chinese and Cantonese.

It can be regarded as…; as good / competent as

congee with lean pork, liver and kidney

not as… as

not pass, fail

ask about

Egyptian

noun; The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, British

The Leisure and Cultural Services Department

too excited to wait; too urgent to wait

Repentance comes too late

put oneself in someone's shoes

(idiom) innocent / bystander get into a trouble or get involved in an situation or affair of others

to be too late for something; not in time for something

a mighty know-all is no match for an ordinary local (idiom)

(verb) see; can see

and

Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau, FSTB

(a swift clap of thunder leaves no time for one to cover the ears); to be extremely sudden and swift

Transport and Housing Bureau

(literally: to open one's mouth and bite one's tongue); to be consistently saying the wrong thing

Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority

cannot take back and withdraw what has already been said

(adjective) Widespread

(verb) Concern about

prognathism [written and colloquial]

to put one's foot in one's mouth; to keep on saying the wrong or inappropriate things whenever one speaks [colloquial]

involve

mention

and