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相睇soeng1 tai2(noun) a blind date (usually arranged by a third party) to allow individuals to seek out potential partners; a pre-arranged rendezvous相知soeng1 zi1a great friend; to know each other well相簿soeng3 bou2photo album相與soeng1 jyu5(v.)(adv.) together; get along with; deal with相見好，同住難soeng1 gin3 hou2 tung4 zyu6 naan4(proverb) people are nice when they meet; but it is difficult to get along with others相談soeng1 taam4Counseling; to discuss相請不如偶遇soeng1 cing2 bat1 jyu4 ngau5 jyu6(proverb) when two people meet by chance or bump into each other, they do something together without planning相讓soeng1 joeng6(verb) to give way; yield to others相送soeng1 sung3farewell相逢恨晚soeng1 fung4 han6 maan5regret we didn't meet sooner相隨soeng1 ceoi4adjoining; to go with; to go hand in hand with相離soeng1 lei4separate from each other相電流soeng1 din6 lau4Phase current相食soeng1 sik6Cannibalism省到立立令saang2 dou3 laap3 laap3 ling3(slang) to burnish or polish and make shiny; (Figurative meaning) being blamed, reproached or condemned (variant of 㨘到立立呤)省城話saang2 seng4 waa2Cantonese省市saang2 si5Provinces and cities省政府saang2 zing3 fu2provincial government省文saang2 man4(noun) concise expression; short expression省港旗兵saang2 gong2 kei4 bing1robbers from Mainland China who robs in Hong Kong (slang)省saang2(slang) 1. Beautiful; 2. Stunning; (slang) (Usually in passive voice) being criticized; being rebuked 1. (verb); to polish; 2. to clean省鏡saang2 geng3(adjective) beautiful; pretty; stunning眈天望地daam1 tin1 mong6 dei6(adjective) absentminded; not paying attention; standing around doing nothing; to glance around眉宇mei4 jyu5Forehead; facial appearance眉精眼企mei4 zeng1 ngaan5 kei5(adjective) to describe one's external appearance which gives off the impression (can be used in a sarcastic sense) of being smart ; shrewd ; astute ; crafty ; sly眉豆mei4 dau6black-eyed peas眉鉗mei4 kim4Tweezers眉頭眼額mei4 tau4 ngaan5 ngaak6facial expression (spoken)看到hon3 dou3can see看小hon3 siu2to look down看更hon1 gaang1a security guard看牛hon1 ngau4to cowherd; often used as an expression to describe the energy required to look after an overactive child