Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- piē
- piě
English
- discard, abandon, throw away
- to cast away
- to throw
- leftfalling stroke (in Chinese characters)
- (of water or wind) to slant
- a thousand dollar; preceded by numerals 1-9 or 半 bun3 (a half)
- left-falling stroke in a Han character; generally refers to any punctuation mark with a stroke that goes from top-right to bottom-left, such as comma and apostrophe.
- measure word for moustache
- to fling aside
- to cast
- to leave or escape (Cantonese)
- to remove the surface layer (especially oil), of a liquid
- left-slanting downward brush stroke (calligraphy)
- to dump
- to forsake; to abandon; often extended to mean dumping of somebody in a relationship
- to leave; to depart hassle-free
粵語
- 指水或者風打斜噉移動
- 一千蚊;前面配數詞一至到九,或者半
- 由右上至左下嘅筆畫;亦引伸指逗號、撇號
- 用嚟數嘴唇上面嘅鬚
- 移除最面層嘅液體,通常指移除最表面嘅油
- 丟棄;拋棄
- 離開;清脆咁離開;近似閃、𨅝、鬆、較
Variants
Words containing 撇
- 撇開pit3 hoi1
to disregard; to leave aside
- 撇清pit3 cing1
to say a matter has no relationship with the individual referred to, to emphasize one is innocent or in the clear
- 撇低pit3 dai1
to ditch; to abandon
- 撇檔pit3 dong3
Criminals found that things are going wrong, and they ran away
- 撇甩pit3 lat1
to get rid of
- 撇水pit3 seoi2
thousand dollars
- 撇嘴pit3 zeoi2
to curl one's lip
- 撇雨pit3 jyu5
rain that is going 'sideways' due to strong winds.
- 撇除pit3 ceoi4
to leave off; to put aside
- 撇掉pit3 diu6
to skim froth or foam from the surface of a liquid
- 二撇雞ji6 pit3 gai1
thin moustache resembling the two-stroke Chinese character 八
- 兩撇雞loeng5 pit3 gai1
moustache
- 撇嘢pit3 je5
thousand dollars
- 撇人pit3 jan4
- 撇下pit3 haa6
to cast away
- 撇去pit3 heoi3
skim
- 撇條pit3 tiu4
(slang) to go to the toilet
- 撇號pit3 hou6
apostrophe
- 撇步pit3 bou6
(Tw) trick (of the trade); clever move (from Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [phiat-pōo])
- 一撇水jat1 pit3 seoi2
a thousand dollars
- 撇大條pit3 daai6 tiu4
(slang) to take a dump
- 撇水片pit3 seoi2 pin2
to skim a stone (in water)
- 撇喇pit3 laa3
- 撇咗pit3 zo2