English
- snake
- snake
- used in 委蛇[wei1 yi2]
- (slang) 1. to take a break; (slang)
- serpent
- Illegal immigrants; (loanword of sir) male police officer or male teacher
- CL:條|条[tiao2]
- corruption of the pronunciation "Sir"
- snake; serpent
- shorthand for the verb 蛇王 se4 wong4; to shirk one's duty; to be lazy on the job
- shingles
粵語
- Sir 嘅音轉
- 一種爬蟲類動物;個身好長,上面有鱗片,而且係冇腳嘅,靠肌肉縮放嚟移動(量詞:條)
- 動詞蛇王嘅略縮語,即返工嘅時候偷懶、休息
- 帶狀疱疹嘅俗稱
As a component in
Variants
Words containing 蛇
- 蛇果se4 gwo2
Red Delicious (a sort of apple)
- 人蛇jan4 se4
illegal immigrant (esp. one smuggled across borders)
- 中蛇zung3 se4
[literal translation] hit a snake
- 三蛇saam1 se4
three snakes, or refers to bad things or people
- 阿蛇aa3 se4
name for calling policemen (slang)
- 生蛇saang1 se4
varicella-zoster virus
- 蛇頭se4 tau4
head of a snake
- 放蛇fong3 se4
a sting operation (used by undercover police to approach the target)
- 蛇王se4 wong4
(noun) an expert who is familiar with snakes; (of people) lazybones; loafer; (slang) (verb) to slack off (from doing something); to loaf on the job; to goof off; to play hooky; (adjective) lazy
- 魯蛇lou5 se4
(Tw) (slang) (loanword) loser
- 鹽蛇jim4 se2
(dialect) gecko
- 委蛇wai1 ji4
variant of 逶迤[wei1 yi2]
- 蛇仔se4 zai2
literal meaning or translation: small snake(s); the driver's assistant whose job is to help with maintaining the vehicles and to solicit customers; a middleman who helps loansharks to solicit customers
- 蛇殼se4 hok3
Snake Slough
- 捉蛇zuk1 se4
to catch out someone who is slacking off work [colloquial]
- 懶蛇laan5 se4
lazy male (slang)
- 蟒蛇mong5 se4
python
- 蛇宴se4 jin3
banquet that serves snakes as the main dishes
- 屈蛇wat1 se4
stowaway illegal immigrants
- 蛇竇se4 dau3
a hidden place to relax and chill (spoken)
- 蛇羹se4 gang1
snake soup
- 眼鏡蛇ngaan5 geng2 se4
cobra
- 響尾蛇hoeng2 mei5 se4
rattlesnake
- 簷蛇jim4 se2
geckos