扎馬
simp扎马zaat3 maa5Zā mǎ
English
- horse stance
- to take up a stance, to practice strength of legs or to prepare for a fight. Literally: tie up horse ----
- figuratively, to resist, to refuse, to square up to other people
粵語 — Cantonese
- 即紮馬步。係一種中國武學嘅基本功夫,雙腿打開半蹲,好似坐係隻馬上面咁。通常係為咗訓練腳力同平衡力。
- 引伸指擺定姿態,準備同其他人抗衡、嘈交或打交。
Examples
紮衡馬
to resist firmly, to be well prepared for a fight
小巴術語,指紅色小巴響海底隧道口停留,希望上滿客先至開車。
a red-striped minibus or a taxi lingering in front of the cross-harbour tunnel to fill up before crossing.
Sources: cc-canto, rime-cantonese, words.hk