滋陰
zi1 jam1zī yīninferred
English
- (of Chinese medicine) to eat something or to do some action to replenish the fluid of internal organs, a way to heal the deficiency of Yin; literally, to moisturize the Yin ----
- to describe someone who is so careful about one's body, who always eat healthy, have plenty of rest, fond of preserving one's health; also describe someone being too careful in work, who always act slowly and safely
粵語 — Cantonese
- (中醫)食一啲嘢或做一啲舉措去補充陰液, 係一種治療陰虛嘅方法
- 形容一個人好注重自己健康,永遠食好瞓足、懂得養生;又指人過份錫身,做事太好整以暇、安全第一
Examples
佢好滋陰㗎,好識進補,出街仲一定帶住個暖壺飲暖水。
He's very health-conscious; he always carries a thermos of warm water.
佢咁鬼滋陰,呢度環境又危險工作又趕急,佢實捱唔住啦。
He is being too careful and slow, the working environment here is so dangerous and everything in a hurry, I don't think he can endure.
Sources: rime-cantonese, synthesized, words.hk