行街
haang4 gaai1xíng jiē
English
- (verb) to go out (to town); to go shopping; to walk around (in town); to take away (food)
- to stroll around or to go shopping / window shopping as a leisurely activity; literally 'to walk on the street'
- salesperson who goes from place to place to promote company products and look for customers
- takeaway; to go
粵語 — Cantonese
- 喺條街上面或者商場入面周圍行、買嘢或者睇吓有冇嘢買
- 職位;負責四出推銷商品嘅職員(量詞:個)
- 外賣
Examples
阿媽去咗行街。
Mother has gone shopping.
Tatoeba · nickyeow CC BY
唔該雲吞麪行街!
Wonton noodles to go, please.
得閒一齊去行街吖!
When you have time, let's go shopping together!
做行街係靠把口推銷嘅。
A salesperson needs to have (good) communication skills to promote (his company's products).
次次都係行街睇戲食飯,你唔悶我都悶啦。
Every time we see each other, it's either shopping or eating or watching movies. I don't know about you, but it really bores me. ----
阿 John 問阿 Mary 晏晝一唔一齊去行街。
John asked Mary whether she would like to go shopping in the afternoon.
Tatoeba · nickyeow CC BY
我要去行街啦,一個鐘之後就返嚟架啦。
Tatoeba · dngzz1 CC BY
Sources: cc-canto, rime-cantonese, words.hk