Stroke Order: 給你賣力唱二十首真心真意

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Character: 賣

Jyutping: maai6

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Strokes: 15

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Related Words with "賣"

ji2
lou5
maai6
lou5

one who has more experience or seniority look down on juniors with arrogance

diu3
hei2
lai4
maai6

seller setting a higher selling price when one shows interest

diu3
hei2
lei4
maai6

to hold out for the highest offer; hoarding a commodity; having a high opinion of oneself, e.g. someone acting arrogantly to gain favors from suitors

diu3
gou1
lei4
maai6

to sell / promote something at a higher value than it is supposed to be; it describes people who become difficult / picky, or want more benefits, because they suddenly become more popular

hai2
hung2
fu1
zi2
min6
cin4
maai6
man4
zoeng1

to show off in front of an expert, it means people who overestimate themselves

saai1
dang1
maai6
jau4

to work hard for nothing

ngoi6
maai6

take away

daai6
paak3
maai6

big auction

hou2
maai6

sells very well; sells like hot cakes

ci5
suk6
maai6
suk6

to take advantage of one's relationship / connection with someone [colloquial]

ci5
lou5
maai6
lou5

people, usually the elderly, who bully or look down on others, because they think their old age gives them the right to do so

saan3
maai6

selling in parts or separately

caau2
maai5
caau2
maai6

speculation

caau2
maai6

'flipping', to buy and resell assets quickly to make profits

jit6
maai6
gaa3

low price

zaa3
din1
maai6
ngung6

To pretend to be dumb; to play the fool

maai5
maai6

trading

maai6
zai2
mok6
mo2
tau4

one should be resolute (harden their hearts) and be willing to let go once they have decided on something (especially when compelled by circumstances) and not allow themselves any chance to renege

maai6
ciu3

to play the coquette; to flirt; to act coquettish

maai6
ji4
juk6
neoi5

to sell one's children when compelled by poverty

maai6
zing6
ze3

(slang) literally 'the leftover sugar cane; the leftovers that no one wants after all the good ones has been picked, often used in a derogatory way to refer to refer to women who are 'the leftover women' that no man wants

maai6
hau2
gwaai1

to pay lip service

maai6
gou3
baak6

advertising (slang)

maai6
coeng3

making a living by singing (spoken)

maai6
fau6

market an item for overseas (spoken)

maai6
bou3
zi2

to sell newspapers; (something) issued / printed on the newspaper;

maai6
daai6
baau1

(Phrasal verb) to offer a great bargain; to give away or sell something at a low cost in order to attract business; to offer people huge benefits or do special favours for others; a huge disposal of goods at reduced prices; a huge markdown sale

maai6
hou2

To curry favour with someone; to win favour from someone; to ingratiate oneself with

maai6
gun1
juk6
zoek3

to sell official posts and titles, describes a corrupt government

maai6
dak1

hot-selling; sell like hot cakes;

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15 Strokes

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