English
- commander, commander-in-chief
- surname Shuai
- (bound form) commander-in-chief
- handsome
- commander-in-chief; marshal
- (bound form) to lead; to command
- handsome; graceful; dashing; elegant
- (coll.) cool!; sweet!
- (Chinese chess) general (on the red side, equivalent to a king in Western chess)
粵語
- 有型；靚仔
- 軍隊中職級最高嘅指揮官
As a component in
Variants
Words containing 帥
- 主帥zyu2 seoi3
(military) commander-in-chief
- 元帥jyun4 seoi3
(military) marshal; commander-in-chief
- 帥氣seoi3 hei3
handsome
- 統帥tung2 seoi3
command
- 將帥zoeng3 seoi3
commander-in-chief, the equivalent of king in Chinese chess
- 掛帥gwaa3 seoi3
to take command; to be in command
- 帥哥seoi3 go1
handsome guy
- 大帥daai6 seoi3
(old) commanding general
- 換帥wun6 seoi3
to replace the person in charge; (sports) to replace the head coach
- 奶帥naai5 seoi3
(slang) (of a young man) sweet and boyish in appearance
- 大路元帥daai3 lou6 jyun4 seoi3
noun; Head of Triad Community in Hong Kong
- 大元帥daai6 jyun4 seoi3
generalissimo
- 二路元帥ji6 lou6 jyun4 seoi3
second commander; second in command [written and colloquial]
- 高富帥gou1 fu3 seoi3
"Mr Perfect" (i.e. tall, rich and handsome) (Internet slang)
- 帥呆了seoi3 ngoi4 liu5
awesome
- 棄車保帥hei3 geoi1 bou2 seoi3
to sacrifice something important in order to safeguard something indispensable; to sacrifice the knights in order to save the queen (in chess); to give up a rook to save the king (in chess); literally: to sacrifice the chariot in order to save the general (in Chinese Chess)
- 龍頭元帥lung4 tau4 jyun4 seoi3
the Dragonhead, the leader of a triad gang [colloquial]
- 捨車保帥se2 geoi1 bou2 seoi3
rook sacrifice to save the king (in Chinese chess); fig. to protect a senior figure by blaming an underling
- 親自掛帥can1 zi6 gwaa3 seoi3
- 金錢掛帥gam1 cin4 gwaa3 seoi3
caring only about money and wealth
- 分數掛帥fan1 sou3 gwaa3 seoi3
preoccupied with school grades
- 趙公元帥ziu6 gung1 jyun4 seoi3
Marshal Zhao, aka Zhao Gongming or Zhao Xuantan, God of Wealth in the Chinese folk tradition and Taoism
- 好兵帥克hou2 bing1 seoi3 hak1
The Good Soldier Švejk (Schweik), satirical novel by Czech author Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923)
- 型英帥靚正jing4 jing1 seoi3 leng3 zing3
to describe men who are handsome, stylish, in good figure and hence attractive