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皮相pei4 soeng3(adjective) superficial皮笑肉不笑pei4 siu3 juk6 bat1 siu3foxy smile; cold smile; false smile (slang)皮蛋瘦肉粥pei4 daan2 sau3 juk6 zuk1Congee with Minced Pork and Preserved Egg皮衣pei2 ji1(noun) fur coat; leather jacket皮袍pei4 pou4fur jacket皮褸pei4 lau1leather jacket皮費pei4 fai3expenditures皮部pei4 bou6cutaneous regions; number 107 of Kangxi radical皺掹掹zau3 maang1 maang1Wrinkled; creased; crumpled皺皮caau4 pei4Wrinkle皺紙zau3 zi2(noun) crepe paper盂蘭節jyu4 laan4 zit3Yu Lan Festival; The Hungry Ghost Festival盅仔飯zung1 zai2 faan6steamed rice in a pot with vegetable and meat盅頭飯zung1 tau4 faan6thermos-potted rice (eaten by workers in early 20th centery)盆栽pun4 zoi1pot plants盆菜pun4 coi3Poon choi, cuisine served in a large basin for sharing typically during festivals and big celebrations盈盈jing4 jing4(adjective) (of water) clean; (of person) good manners; great demeanour; (of person appearance) full of happiness; in a great mood盉wo4a type of container used for warming up wine益力多jik1 lik6 do1(Beverage) Yakult, which is a probiotic drink益壽延年jik1 sau6 jin4 nin4to promote longevity益jik1(verb) to benefit盒仔飯hap6 zai2 faan6boxed rice盛惠sing6 wai6thank you (slang)盛智文sing6 zi3 man4(famous business magnate) Allan Zeman, who is known as the Father of Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong盛sing4to carry or contain; mature; ripe盛載sing4 zoi3store; to be loaded with盛飯sing4 faan6(Mandarin) fill a bowl with rice盜亦有道dou6 jik6 jau5 dou6righteous thieves盞嘢zaan2 je5good stuff'盞搞zaan2 gaau2(verb) to do something or work for almost nil; to do something but all to no avail;盞攪zaan2 gaau2to do something to no avail盞zaan2bargain; great value (Cantonese)