Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- hóu
English
- throat, gullet, larynx
- throat
- pipe; tube; duct
- throat; larynx; usually 喉嚨 hau4 lung4
- guttural
- larynx
- a dialectal variant of 咗 zo2 and 咻 hiu1, a perfective marker. used after a verb as a perfective aspect marker for completed actions or past events
粵語
- 用嚟運輸液體或氣體嘅空心圓柱體，日常生活中通常指水喉（量詞：條）
- 喉嚨；身體部位，連接口腔同胃部，用嚟輸送食物
- 咗、咻喺一啲地方嘅方言講法。（澳門／莞寶片）放喺動詞之後表示動作完成。（澳門）2000年代以後常以「變吼」形式出現，意思同「變咗」「變相」
As a component in
Words containing 喉
- 咽喉jin1 hau4
throat
- 喉管hau4 gun2
the airway in the throat
- 歌喉go1 hau4
singing voice
- 喉嚨hau4 lung4
the throat
- 喉舌hau4 sit3
mouthpiece
- 大喉daai6 hau4
noun; "big throat" is one of the throat singing techniques in Cantonese Opera, it is a vocal method. The character is called the " Painted-face character" and it is his vocal singing method. They are often male characters such as heroes, generals, villains, gods, or demons
- 子喉zi2 hau4
tone of young female voice in Cantonese opera
- 水喉seoi2 hau4
(n.) a hose; a water pipe (adj.) (slang) Mr. moneybags (if someone is described as 有支水喉射住, he has sufficient financial support.)
- 黃喉wong4 hau4
aorta (ingredient of hotpot, Sichuan cuisine)
- 喉住hau4 zyu6
to long for something; to keep on eye on something that one desires [colloquial]
- 平喉ping4 hau4
tone of male voice in Cantonese opera
- 聲喉seng1 hau4
voice
- 街喉gaai1 hau4
water hydrants on the streets
- 喉糖hau4 tong2
throat lozenges
- 喉急hau4 gap1
variant of 猴急[hou2 ji2]
- 夠喉gau3 hau4
to feel satisified; enough to fulfill the desire or craving of something [written and colloquial]
- 插喉caap3 hau4
(coll.) to intubate
- 扣喉kau3 hau4
verb; purge; To retch,
- 頸喉geng2 hau4
throat
- 膠喉gaau1 hau4
rubber or plastic hose
- 割喉got3 hau4
to slit sb's throat
- 喉擒hau4 kam4
can't wait for; desperate
- 喉鉗hau4 kim2
spanner
- 喉欖hau4 laam2
adam's apple