街

gaai3

[[a street]] | gaai che 街車 — [street car] a stolen car (especially for joy

仆街

puk1 gaai1

無事出街少破敗

mou4 si6 ceot1 gaai1 siu2 po3 baai6

to go out unnecessarily will just cost one money [colloquial]

街坊福利會

gaai1 fong1 fuk1 lei6 wui6*2

neighbourhood welfare association

利東街

lei6 dung1 gaai1

Lee Tung Street, known as the Wedding Card Street, in Wan Chai, Hong Kong

街工

gaai1 gung1

Neighbourhood and Worker's Service Centre

地下街

dei6 haa6 gaai1

an "underground city", usually an underground tunnel shopping mall

八通街

baat3 tung1 gaai1

the spread of gossips to everywhere [colloquial]

仆街仔

buk6 gaai1 zi2

it is a swearing phrase which means falling on the street, it is used to describ

豉油街

si6 jau4 gaai1

Soy Street, a street in Hong Kong

波鞋街

bo1 haai4 gaai1

nickname for a street well known for selling sport shoes in Hong Kong [colloquia

嗌街

aai3 gaai1

shouts abuse in the street

街外人

gaai1 ngoi6 jan4

outsiders

帶街

daai3 gaai1

a tour guide [colloquial]

去夜街

heoi3 je6 gaai1

to go for a a late night out [colloquial]

仆你個臭街

puk1 nei5 go3 cau3 gaai1

go to hell; fuck off [colloquial]

華爾街日報

waa4 ji5 gaai1 jat6 bou3

The Wall Street Journal

十字街頭

sap6 zi6 gaai1 tau4

crisscross streets; busy city streets

女人街

neoi5 jan2 gaai1

noun; Tung Choi Street, street in Hong Kong, commonly referred to as Ladies Mark

街尾

gaai1 mei5

the end of a street [written and colloquial]

仆街死

puk1 gaai1 sei2

a curse word to tell someone to drop dead or go to hell; screw you! [colloquial]