放水
fong3 seoi2fàng shuǐ
English
- to turn on the water
- (Cantonese)
- (of males) to urinate; to take a leak; literally: to release water
- to let water out
- to make things easier for sb
- to intentionally perform poorly and allow others to easily win a game
- (sports) to throw a game
- to urinate
- to benefit someone, particularly leaking information, by taking advantage of his identity or failing one's official duties
- to approve a sum of money
粵語 — Cantonese
- 男性屙尿;揸水
- 比賽嗰陣唔盡全力、暗中讓賽
- 私底下用自己嘅身份或者職位嚟予人方便,有意通融,尤其係洩漏情報(通水)
- 批出款項
Examples
我去廁所放水先。
I'm going to the toilet to pee. ----
銀行唔放水,樓價點會升?
How would the property price rise if banks do not approve loans?
班賊咁易得手?係咪有人放水啊?
How come the robbers made it so easily? Did someone within us help them privately? ----
呢場波比數咁高,擺明有人放水啦!
This match has obviously been fixed, with the score run up so high. ----
政府今個財政年度水浸,計劃向各部門放水。
The government, with a huge revenue this financial year, plans to offer grants to its departments.
我母校試過有老師通水畀學生,提升班內合格率。
A teacher in my alma mater leaked the questions of a(n) quiz/test/exam in order to raise the passing rate in the class.
Sources: cc-canto, cc-cedict, rime-cantonese, words.hk