出面
ceot1 min2ceot1 min6chū miàn
English
- to appear personally
- (adverb, adjective) outside
- outside
- (of acts and their motives) obvious; overt
- to appear personally; to act in one's own capacity, usually using their social status to facilitate something; literally: to go out to the surface
- to step in
- to step forth
- to show up
粵語 — Cantonese
- 唔屬於某個範圍嘅地方;界線外嘅地方
- 行為明顯,動機一睇就知
- 親自或者以自己名義去做一啲嘢,通常目的係用當事人自己嘅威望同社會地位去推動某件事發生
Examples
出面落住好大嘅雨。
It's been raining hard.
Tatoeba · thesilhouette CC BY
食煙唔該去出面食吖。
If you are going to smoke, please go outside.
Tatoeba · nickyeow CC BY
班細路喺出面玩緊雪。
The children are out playing in the snow.
Tatoeba · nickyeow CC BY
出面好大雨,我今日唔想出門口。
The rain is heavy; I don't want to go outside.
老細出面向大家解釋減薪嘅原因。
Our boss appeared personally and explained to us the reasons for the salary cuts.
點解你唔自己出面將件事講清楚呢?
Why don't you personally clarify this incident?
你做得咁出面,係人都知你唔鍾意佢啦。
It was very obvious from your behavior that you didn't like her.
直到党委书记出面加以解释,才算打消了这种想法。
Only when the Party Committee Secretary came in person to resolve it was this point of view dispelled entirely.
Sources: cc-canto, cc-cedict, rime-cantonese, words.hk