粵

出ceot1師si1

simp出师
ceot1 si1chū shī

English

  1. to finish apprenticeship
  2. to graduate
  3. to send out troops (under a commander)
  4. to mobilise one's army; in modern usage, usually used as a metaphor for endeavors
  5. to finish one's apprenticeship

粵語 — Cantonese

  1. 出動軍隊;現代通常用嚟比喻各種需投入資源嘅行動、項目、投資行為等等
  2. 學徒喺師傅嗰度學藝,期滿藝成辭別老師。

Examples

  • 出师一表真名世,千载谁堪伯仲间!

    The Memorial To The Emperor upon his campaign truly established his renown for all time; Who, in a thousand years, could stand shoulder to shoulder with it?

    Tatoeba · Duyu09 CC BY

  • 出師有名

    have a good reason to do something

  • 出師不利

    get off on the wrong foot ----

  • 他喺美容院店裏做咗三年學徒,而家出師啦,可以獨當一面做老闆。

    [ChatGPT]He worked as an apprentice in a beauty salon for three years and now he's graduated and can run his own business.

Sources: cc-cedict, rime-cantonese, words.hk

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