拆caak3招ziu1牌paai4

English

1. lit. to remove one's signboard, meaning to destroy one's good reputation
2. to challenge and defeat a master of certain technique or someone with reputation in the industry; figuratively, to humiliate someone in face, to put someone to shame in person. Literally "to remove the signboard"unreviewed?
3. to disclose the bad business practices or sub-standard products in the front door of a company and let the public know, as a revengeunreviewed?

粵語 — Cantonese

1. 挑戰及戰勝擁有某種技藝及一定名聲嘅師傅，即係成功踢館；引伸指當面羞辱人，破壞人聲譽unreviewed?
2. 去某商號門口，向公眾揭露佢不良經營手法或出品差劣，作出報復unreviewed?

Examples

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  聽聞你打遍全港無人能敵，我今日就上嚟拆你招牌！

  I heard you are the best fighter in Hong Kong, today I come here to defeat you !

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  我做看更一向擔屎唔偷食，個個街坊都知，你想借失竊呢單嘢拆我招牌？無咁易。

  I'm honest and clean in my post as a security, and all the neighborhood know that well, you want to humiliate me by the case of theft ? Not that easy. ----

• unreviewed?

  呢間鋪唔係正經賣貨而係搞層壓式推銷，根本就揾人笨，俾人拆招牌只係遲早嘅事。

  This shop is not selling goods normally but playing pyramid scheme, which is a cheat to customers, it is just a matter of time being disclosed about the bad business practices.