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逼狹bik1 gip6cramped遇上jyu6 soeng5to come across; to meet; to encounter; to rub up against遇人不淑jyu6 jan4 bat1 suk6to be married to a bad husband; to encounter indecent people遇啱jyu6 ngaam1by chance;happen to; by concidence; as it happens; as luck would have it遇救jyu6 gau3to be rescued; to be saved遇溺jyu6 nik6to drown遇難jyu6 naan6ill-fated; dead遊埠jau4 fau6(noun) to go travelling (for leisure); to go sightseeing overseas遊憩jau4 hei3to stroll about or have a rest; to relax and play遊河jau4 ho4to cruise (on a river)遊船河jau4 syun4 ho2to cruise遊船jau4 syun4a pleasure boat;boat cruise遊艇會jau4 teng5 wui2a yacht club遊車河jau4 ce1 ho2(noun) (of enjoyment) to go for a car ride; to go for a drive; to go for a spin運動褲wan6 dung6 fu3sport pants; joggers運滯wan6 zai6poor or bad luck運輸及房屋局wan6 syu1 kap6 fong4 uk1 guk6Transport and Housing Bureau運輸業wan6 syu1 jip6the transportation industry運輸機wan6 syu1 gei1conveyor運輸wan6 syu1shipment遍佈pin3 bou3widespread; distributed all over; everywhere過主gwo3 zyu2piss off過了火位gwo3 liu5 fo2 wai2to go over the top; to have gone too far; to have overshot; too much過冷河gwo3 laang5 ho4rinse cooked food with cold water (spoken)過分gwo3 fan6unreasonable; exceeding a limit過口癮gwo3 hau2 jan2cravings for snack or nibble過咗海就係神仙gwo3 zo2 hoi2 zau6 hai6 san4 sin1whatever's done cannot be undone (slang)過咗海就神仙gwo3 zo2 hoi2 zau6 san4 sin1a phrase to say that everything will be plain sailing after completing a certain task ; passing through a certain stage; to do a slipshod job of something and trying to pass it off as done; to try and pass something off by deceptive means過咗身gwo3 zo2 san1pass away; die過唔去gwo3 m4 heoi3to make things difficult for過嚟gwo3 lai2come here (spoken)過埠新娘gwo3 fau6 san1 noeng2a bride from another place