Stroke Order: 賣武

賣

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Character: 賣

Jyutping: maai6

Radical: 貝

Strokes: 15

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Related Words with "賣"

ji2
倚
lou5
老
maai6
賣
lou5
老

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

diu3
吊
hei2
起
lai4
來
maai6
賣

seller setting a higher selling price when one shows interest

diu3
吊
hei2
起
lei4
嚟
maai6
賣

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
吊
gou1
高
lei4
嚟
maai6
賣

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
喺
hung2
孔
fu1
夫
zi2
子
min6
面
cin4
前
maai6
賣
man4
文
zoeng1
章

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

saai1
嘥
dang1
燈
maai6
賣
jau4
油

to work hard for nothing

ngoi6
外
maai6
賣

take away

daai6
大
paak3
拍
maai6
賣

big auction

hou2
好
maai6
賣

sells very well; sells like hot cakes

ci5
恃
suk6
熟
maai6
賣
suk6
熟

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

ci5
恃
lou5
老
maai6
賣
lou5
老

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
散
maai6
賣

selling in parts or separately

caau2
炒
maai5
買
caau2
炒
maai6
賣

speculation

caau2
炒
maai6
賣

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

jit6
熱
maai6
賣
gaa3
價

low price

zaa3
詐
din1
癲
maai6
賣
ngung6
戇

To pretend to be dumb; to play the fool

maai5
買
maai6
賣

trading

maai6
賣
zai2
仔
mok6
莫
mo2
摸
tau4
頭

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
賣
ciu3
俏

to play the coquette; to flirt; to act coquettish

maai6
賣
ji4
兒
juk6
鬻
neoi5
女

to sell one's children when compelled by poverty

maai6
賣
zing6
剩
ze3
蔗

(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
賣
hau2
口
gwaai1
乖

to pay lip service

maai6
賣
gou3
告
baak6
白

advertising (slang)

maai6
賣
coeng3
唱

making a living by singing (spoken)

maai6
賣
fau6
埠

market an item for overseas (spoken)

maai6
賣
bou3
報
zi2
紙

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

maai6
賣
daai6
大
baau1
包

(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
賣
hou2
好

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

maai6
賣
gun1
官
juk6
鬻
zoek3
爵

to sell official posts and titles, describes a corrupt government

maai6
賣
dak1
得

hot-selling; sell like hot cakes;

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Same Radical (貝)

bui3
貝
zing1
貞
fu6
負
coi4
財
gung3
貢
pan4
貧
fo6
貨
faan5
販
taam1
貪
gwaan3
貫
zaak3
責
yi6
貳
gwai3
貴
bin2
貶
maai5
買

Same Pronunciation

maai5
买
maai6
卖
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埋
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買
maai6
迈
maai6
邁
maai5
鎂

15 Strokes

goeng1
僵
gaai3
價
bui6
僻
ji4
儀
nung4
儂
jik1
億
gim6
儉
pik1
劈
lau4
劉
gim3
劍