揸

zaa2

to drive | to stretch fingers out | to grasp | handful, a quantifier | to pick u

揸兜

zaa1 dau1

describes a person who is in poverty and has to beg for money like a beggar

揸水煲

zaa1 seoi2 bou1

server | waitress | to hold water kettle, to work as waiter

偷雞唔到蝕揸米

tau1 gai1 m4 dou2 sit6 zaa1 mai5

to go out for wool and come home shorn; to expend effort trying to gain a profit

揸舦

zaa1 taai5

to steer a boat; to be at the helm

揸頸

zaa1 geng2

verb; literally grasp the neck, when we say " 揸頸就命" which mean swallow i

揸住雞毛當令箭

zaa1 zyu6 gai1 mou4 dong1 ling6 zin3

to overrate oneself; to overestimate one's power or ability; pretend to have aut

揸鐵筆

zaa1 tit3 bat1

literally meaning to hold a 'metal pen' (usually refers to a crow bar), describe

揸痛腳

zaa1 tung3 goek3

to take advantage of one's mistake or fault

惡揸揸

ngok3 tan4 tan4

[[brutal, harsh; rude]] brutal, harsh; rude.

揸手

zaa1 sau2

'the ownership of' | (noun) a handshake; (usually referring to a valuable object

揸水

zaa1 seoi2

to pee, to urinate

揸弗人

zaa1 fit1 jan4

person in charge (project, team, triad etc)

揸拿

zaa1 naa4

(slang) surety; assurance; firmly in one's grasp

揸流攤

zaa1 lau4 taan1

so so; not too good; just passable; lame

跌倒揦番揸沙

dit3 dou2 laa3 faan1 zaa4 saa1

failure inorder to save one's face | mistakes | to cover up one's faults

揸頸就命

zaa1 geng2 zau6 meng6

(slang) to endure difficult circumstances because someone is ill-fated; to swall

輸到揸兜

syu1 dou3 zaa1 dau1

to be cleaned out in gambling; to lose all of one's face [colloquial]

揸大旗

zaa1 daai6 kei4

in-charge (slang)

揸正嚟做

zaa1 zeng3 lai4 zou6

do things by the book; do things the right way; deal with fairly; show impartial

揸fit

zaa1 fit1

take charge