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戙起牀板dung6 hei2 cong4 baan2to burn the midnight oil, to not sleep the whole night to work戡亂ham1 lyun6verb; put down rebellion戥dang2(Cantonese); to join; to express the understanding one other's feeling戥穿石dang6 cyun1 sek6groomsmen (slang)戥腳dang6 goek3to join a game; have enough players for certain games戥興dang6 hing1participate; join in the fun (spoken)戥頭dang2 tau4to balance; to offset截zit6to hail (a taxi, bus or public transport on the road)截的士zit6 dik1 si2verb; to hail or catch a taxi or cab戰國時期zin3 gwok3 si4 kei4Warring States Period戰局zin3 guk6War situation戰果zin3 gwo2noun; results of battle; result戰歌zin3 go1noun; battle or sports anthem戰略zin3 loek6tactical戰略物資zin3 loek6 mat6 zi1Strategic materials; strategic commodities戰術zin3 seot6strategy戰雲zin3 wan4the nervous, tense atmosphere before the outbreak of war戰鬥格zin3 dau3 gaak3it is used to describe, mostly women, who dressed up really well and sexy and put on a lot of makeup to attract guys, usually in bars and clubs戰鼓zin3 gu2noun; war drum戲仔hei3 zai2actor, actress (a dated term)戲子佬hei3 zi2 lou2male Chinese opera actors戲hei3(noun) movie戲服hei3 fuk6drama, opera costume戲棚hei3 paang4noun; scaffolding stage, matshed theater戲橋hei3 kiu4story plot (spoken)戲肉hei3 juk2the climax of the movie; drama; story戲迷hei3 mai4movie fans戲院hei3 jyun2(noun) movie theater戲飛hei3 fei1movie ticket戴卓爾夫人daai3 coek3 ji5 fu1 jan4Margaret Thatcher戴四方帽daai3 sei3 fong1 mou2verb; to put on the square academic cap, meaning to graduate from university or college戴daai3(noun) Chinese surname