Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- chuān
English
- penetrate, pierce, drill
- to bore through; to pierce; to perforate
- wear
- to go through (e.g. a tunnel); to cross (e.g. a street)
- to thread; to string together
- to wear; to put on (clothes, shoes etc.)
- verb complement indicating thoroughness or completion
- to wear; to put on
粵語
- 將身體套入衣物,等佢哋遮住身體
As a component in
Words containing 穿
- 穿過cyun1 gwo3
to pass through
- 穿越cyun1 jyut6
to traverse; to pass through; to cross
- 貫穿gun3 cyun1
to run through
- 穿透cyun1 tau3
to penetrate
- 穿梭cyun1 so1
to shuttle back and forth
- 揭穿kit3 cyun1
to expose
- 看穿hon3 cyun1
see through (a person, scheme, trick etc)
- 識穿sik1 cyun1
to see through (a trick or facade)
- 穿針cyun1 zam1
to thread a needle
- 拆穿caak3 cyun1
to expose
- 穿崩cyun1 bang1
goofs; bloopers
- 穿着cyun1 zoek3
attire, clothes, especially of a particular or formal type; clothing
- 篤穿duk1 cyun1
disclose; to expose
- 睇穿tai2 cyun1
to see through (a trick or a facade)
- 穿煲cyun1 bou1
(slang) fail to cover up a secret; to let a secret out; to have a secret exposed
- 穿反cyun1 faan2
to wear inside out (clothes)
- 講穿gong2 cyun1
to voice out someone else's underlying thoughts
- 穿水cyun1 seoi2
to break the water, to have rupture of membranes
- 穿幫cyun1 bong1
(TV or movie) blooper
- 穿搭cyun1 daap3
to mix and match; outfit coordination
- 穿橋cyun1 kiu2
to expose, to spoil the key trope, final answer to the audiences deliberately, to leave them out of surprises when reading or watching the whole thing, applies to jokes, story telling, myth or movies. Literally: spill the trope
- 穿梭機cyun1 so1 gei1
space shuttle
- 穿插cyun1 caap3
to insert
- 扎穿zaat3 cyun1
to prick