Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- kēng
English
- pit, hole
- pit; hollow; depression
- bury, trap
- (mining) pit; shaft; tunnel
- harry
- (literary) to bury alive
- (coll.) to cheat; to scam; to screw over
- pit; hollow
- aged person (mostly a man)
粵語
- 大得嚟唔深嘅凹位（量詞：個／條）
- 上咗年紀嘅人（多數係男性）
As a component in
Variants
Words containing 坑
- 中坑zung1 haang1
middle-aged man
- 大坑daai6 haang1
Tai Hang District, Hong Kong
- 老坑lou5 haang1
old people
- 水坑seoi2 haang1
puddle
- 山坑saan1 haang1
stream; gorge; mountain pothole
- 坑口haang1 hau2
Hang Hau (area in Hong Kong)
- 瓦坑ngaa5 haang1
tiled rooftop (spoken)
- 礦坑kwong3 haang1
mine
- 屎坑si2 haang1
(n.) (COLLOQUIAL) toilet, usually refers to a squat toilet; a dung pit.
- 坑渠haang1 keoi4
(n.) drains; ditch; sewers
- 月坑jyut6 haang1
lunar crater
- 開坑hoi1 haang1
to open up; to dig a ditch
- 入坑jap6 haang1
to get hooked; to be strongly attracted; to be into something
- 火坑fo2 haang1
pit of fire
- 坑騙haang1 pin3
to cheat
- 坑害haang1 hoi6
to trap
- 坑蒙haang1 mung4
to swindle
- 墓坑mou6 haang1
tomb pit
- 坑腩haang1 naam5
boneless short rib
- 坑井haang1 zeng2
(mine) galleries and pits
- 亂晒坑lyun6 saai3 haang1
messy; confused
- 蹲坑deon1 haang1
Turkish toilet
- 新屎坑san1 si2 haang1
a passing fad
- 陷坑haam6 haang1
pitfall