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先
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小
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人
hau6
後
gwan1
君
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子

discuss or finalise about the practicals or actuals before emotions and relationships comes into consideration (business)

cin1
千
gaan2
揀
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萬
gaan2
揀
,gaan2
揀
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着
go3
個
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爛
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after rounds of selection, one end up with the worst choice out of all

saai1
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機
ngaai4
挨
ngaan5
眼
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waste of efforts, tolerate sleepiness, it means to work hard for nothing

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太
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everyone gets a portion or share something equally

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a piece of jade without chiselling will not become a useful vessel; the finest diamond must be cut

baak3
百
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尺
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頭
gang3
進
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Go further; to make further progress

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知
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其
jat1
一
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知
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其
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(slang) someone knows one-side of a story, s / he only knows half of the truth

jap6
入
dak1
得
cyu4
廚
fong2,
房
ceot1
出
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得
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廳
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skillful enough to make good cusines but also presentable and elegant enough to entertain guests, a phrase to describe women who are good with housework and presentable at the same time [written and colloquial]

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頭
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要
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one should have a warm heart (passion and enthusiasm) and a cool head (a calm mind) [written and colloquial]

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喜
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財
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利
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市
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來

“Wishing you prosperity! Lucky money please!” a greeting used at Chinese New Year as a cheeky request for a red packet of lucky money [colloquial]

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