粵

打daa2包baau1

daa2 baau1dǎ bāo

English

  1. to wrap; to pack
  2. to put leftovers in a doggy bag for take-out
  3. (computing) to package (i.e. create an archive file)
  4. to pack up the remains of a meal when one eats out so that they can be brought to home ; literally: beat and wrap
  5. to wrap a corpse and prepare it in a mortuary just after a person died in a hospital so that it is kept and can be examined before the funeral

粵語 — Cantonese

  1. 將食剩嘅嘢包起帶走
  2. (醫院術語)處理死者嘅程序,拎走屍體身上嘅嘢,幫屍體抹身同埋換上屍袍,放入屍袋運去殮房

Examples

  • 看來我們得打包了。

    I think we need a doggy bag.

    Tatoeba · egg0073 CC BY

  • 她幫我打包我的手提箱。

    She helped me pack my suitcase.

    Tatoeba · Martha CC BY

  • 我觉得我们需要一个打包盒。

    I think we need a doggy bag.

    Tatoeba · maxine CC BY

  • 您是在这儿用餐,还是给您打包带走?

    Are you going to eat here or do you want us to wrap it?

    Tatoeba · khe CC BY

  • 我当时正忙着打包,因为我两天后要去法国。

    I was busy packing, because I was leaving for France in two days.

    Tatoeba · vicch CC BY

  • Tom把除了厨房水槽之外的所有东西都打包了。

    Tom seems to have packed everything but the kitchen sink.

    Tatoeba · wangzi0921 CC BY

  • 食淨咗咁多嘢,拎個袋打包拎返屋企啦。

    There is so much food left, let's take a doggy bag and bring them home. ----

  • 記者去到醫院嗰時,姑娘已經同死者打咗包,送咗入殮房嘞。

    The nurse has already wrapped the dead body with a shroud and sent it to the mortuary before the reporters arrived.

Sources: cc-cedict, rime-cantonese, words.hk

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