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免至min5 zi3Free until免費min5 fai3complimentary兒ji4children; son兒嬉ji4 hei1not reliable; reckless (describing a person's behavior)兒科醫生ji4 fo1 ji1 sang1Paediatrician; paediatrics doctor.兒童不宜ji4 tung4 bat1 ji4not suitable for children; parental guidance兒童節ji4 tung4 zit3Children's Day兔仔tou3 zai2a rabbit; a bunny兜住dau1 zyu6holding兜dau1(Cantonese); to debate or rebut; to; towards; to detour; stir fried; a bog bowl兜口兜面dau1 hau2 dau1 min6face to face directly; irrespectful兜巴星dau1 baa1 sing1face slap兜搭dau1 daap3hitch up; hook up with兜篤將軍dau1 duk1 zoeng1 gwan1to strike unexpectedly when playing chess; to stab someone in the back兜路dau1 lou6detour兜踎dau1 mau1(adj.) describes someone who is having a hard time making ends meet; to look shabby; to be in a wretched state入伙jap6 fo2move into a new home or office入伙紙jap6 fo2 zi2Occupation Permit入來jap6 loi4come in (spoken)入便jap6 bin6(adverb ; preposition ; noun) inside入內jap6 noi6Go inside入冊jap6 caak3to be jailed or imprisoned入到jap6 dou3enter, get inside入到去jap6 dou3 heoi3once inside入去jap6 heoi3"go in"; to enter (often used to welcome someone to enter a place)入口jap6 hau2(adjective) import (goods)入嚟jap6 lei4"come in", an expression often used to tell someone to come in or to enter another's place or premise入嚟啦jap6 lai4 laa1Come in入城jap6 sing4heading into city入境事務處jap6 ging2 si6 mou6 cyu3Immigration Department of HKSAR入境問禁jap6 ging2 man6 gam3upon entering someone else's premises, one must check what is permittable in order not to upset host or owner入寇jap6 kau3enemy invading one's territory