English
- suddenly, abruptly, unexpectedly
- to dash
- (usu. after a verb) too much; exceeding; excess
- to move forward quickly
- to bulge
- to protrude
- to break through
- to rush out
- sudden
- Taiwan pr. [tu2]
- abruptly; suddenly
- to protrude; to project
- dash forward; shoot out
粵語
- 超出一個限額
- 忽然、猝然
- 凸起、比周圍更加高
- 猛衝、穿過
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Words containing 突
- 突然dat6 jin4
sudden; abrupt; unexpected
- 突擊dat6 gik1
sudden and violent attack
- 衝突cung1 dat6
conflict
- 突破dat6 po3
to break through
- 突出dat6 ceot1
prominent
- 突發dat6 faat3
to occur suddenly
- 突襲dat6 zaap6
to raid; to storm
- 突圍dat6 wai4
to break a siege
- 突顯dat6 hin2
conspicuous
- 突起dat6 hei2
to appear suddenly
- 有突jau5 dat6
(adj.) abundant, more than one needs; excess of.
- 突兀dat6 ngat6
lofty; towering
- 唐突tong4 dat6
to be rude
- 突然間dat6 jin4 gaan1
suddenly
- 突尼斯dat6 nei4 si1
Tunisia
- 鶻突wat6 dat6
ugly; disgusting (spoken)
- 突然之間dat6 jin4 zi1 gaan1
Suddenly
- 突厥dat6 kyut3
Turkic people, who lived across the Eurasian continent; (esp.) the Göktürks of medieval Inner Asia
- 打個突daa2 go3 dat6
to surprise [colloquial]
- 核突wat6 dat6
disgusting
- 突如其來dat6 jyu4 kei4 loi4
to arise abruptly
- 突突dat6 dat6
(onom.) beating of the heart
- 突突dat6 dat6
(onom.) beating of the heart
- 突飛猛進dat6 fei1 maang5 zeon3
to advance by leaps and bounds