鞋帶

haai4 daai3*2

shoelace; shoestring

落鞋油

lok6 haai4 jau2

(literally: to put on shoe polish); to flatter, to be obsequious

脫鞋

tyut3 haai4

[1] take off shoes [2] [粵]: 除鞋

鞋履

haai4 lei5

footwear

擦錯鞋

caat3 cok3 haai4

to flatter the wrong person in an obsequious manner, and to support their every

波鞋街

bo1 haai4 gaai1

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

單排滾軸溜冰鞋

daan1 paai4 gwan2 zuk6 lau6 bing1 haai4

rollerblade shoes

錐鞋

zeoi1 haai4

to repair shoes

鞋抽

haai4 cau1

(noun) (of shoe tool) shoehorn; (of people) protruding jaw

除鞋

ceoi4 haai4

to take off one's shoes

鞋碼

haai4 maa5

shoe size

便鞋

bin6 haai4

sandals, slippers, night shoes

帆布鞋

faan4 bou3 haai4

canvas shoe; trainer; sneaker

鞋舖

haai4 pou3*2

shoe shop

刷鞋

caat3 haai4

to sweet talk or suck up one

鞋油

haai4 jau4*2

shoe polish, boot polish

踏破鐵鞋無覓處

daap6 po3 tit3 haai4 mou4 mik6 cyu3

to describe something that is nowhere to be found even after painstakingly exhau

高踭鞋

gou1 zaang1 haai4

(noun) high heels

冇鞋挽屐走

mou5 haai4 waan5*2 kek6 zau2

to leave hurriedly from an awkward situation (lit., "if you don't have shoes, gr

補鞋

bou2 haai4

to repair shoes