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撻沙taat3 saa1a flounder; a flatfish撻沙魚taat3 saa1 jyu2flatfish, Macao sole撻着taat1 zoek6to start a car; to hit it off with someone撻頭taat3 tau4adj; bald撼動ham6 dung6to shake撽gik1to beat something from the side擁吻jung2 man5verb; embrace and kiss擁墩jung2 dan2fans; admirers擁jung2push away (Cantonese); to own擁有jung2 jau5to own擁軍jung2 gwan1to support troops擂鼓leoi4 gu2drum beating擇交zaak6 gaau1to choose friends擇使zaak6 sai2(adjective) difficult; thorny擇優zaak6 jau1to pick out the best from the crowd擉背脊duk1 bui3 zek3to stab someone in the back; to talk badly of someone behind their back擊傷gik1 soeng1to be wounded; to be hit by擊破gik1 po3verb; to eliminate with force擋災dong2 zoi1to ward off mishaps擋煞dong2 saat3verb; to block off any evil or unlucky happenings操兵cou1 bing1a march; a parade操刀cou1 dou1to perform an operation (by a surgeon); refers to the person in charge擒上去kam4 soeng5 heoi3to climb up擒上擒落kam4 soeng5 kam4 lok6verb; climbing; going up and down擒擒青kam4 kam4 cing1very urgent, cannot wait, in a hurry擒樹kam4 syu6verb; climb the tree擒賊先擒王kam4 caak6 sin1 kam4 wong4in war one must first catch the leader of the enemy to win, this is a metaphor to say that one must grasp the key crux before embarking on something擒青kam4 ceng1(adjective) hurried; rushed; hasty擒騎kam4 ke4to describe mischievous restless children who love climbing up and down擒高擒低kam4 gou1 kam4 dai1to climb up and down擔仔麵daam3 zai2 min6Dan zai noodles ; tan-tsu noodles which originated from Taiwan擔任daam1 jam6to hold the position of