Cantonese Dictionary

旬

ceon4

Mandarin: xun2

ten days | ten years | full period | full | sufficient | # adapted from cc-cedict

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旬刊

ceon4 hon2

Mandarin: xun2 kan1

a magazine that is published every 10 days

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旬刊

ceon4 hon1/1*2

Mandarin: xun2 kan1

ten day periodical; a magazine issued once every ten days

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旬日

ceon4 jat6

Mandarin: xun2 ri4

ten days, also refers to a short period of time

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旬邑

ceon4 jap1

Mandarin: xun2 yi4

Xunyi (place in Shaanxi)

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旬陽

ceon4 joeng4

Mandarin: xun2 yang2

Xunyang (place in Shaanxi)

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昌

coeng1

Mandarin: chang1

prosperous | flourishing | light of sun | good | proper | # adapted from cc-cedict

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昌吉

coeng1 gat1

Mandarin: chang1 ji2

Changji (city in Xinjiang)

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昌吉回族自治州

coeng1 gat1 wui4 zuk6 zi6 zi6 zau1

Mandarin: chang1 ji2 hui2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1

Sanji or Changji Hui autonomous prefecture

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昌圖

coeng1 tou4

Mandarin: chang1 tu2

Changtu (place in Liaoning)

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昌寧

coeng1 ning4

Mandarin: chang1 ning2

Changning (place in Yunnan)

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昌崗站

coeng1 gong1 zaam6

Mandarin: chang1 gang3 zhan4

Simplified: 昌岗站

Changgang Station, a metro station in Guangzhou

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昌平

coeng1 ping4

Mandarin: chang1 ping2

Changping (place in Beijing), Cheong Ping

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昌樂

coeng1 lok6

Mandarin: chang1 le4

Changle (place in Shandong)

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昌江黎族自治縣

coeng1 gong1 lai4 zuk6 zi6 zi6 jyun6

Mandarin: chang1 jiang1 Li2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 xian4

Changjiang Lizu autonomous county (county in Hainan)

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昌盛

coeng1 sing6

Mandarin: chang1 sheng4

properous; flourishing; thriving

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昌邑

coeng1 jap1

Mandarin: chang1 yi4

Changyi (city in Shandong)

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昌都

coeng1 dou1

Mandarin: chang1 du1

Chamdo, ch. Qamdo or Changdu (hist. capital of Kham prov. of Tibet)

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昌都地區

coeng1 dou1 dei6 keoi1

Mandarin: chang1 du1 di4 qu1

Changdu district (district in Tibet)

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昌隆

coeng1 lung4

Mandarin: chang1 long2

prosperous

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昌黎

coeng1 lai4

Mandarin: chang1 li2

Changli (place in Hebei)

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春

ceon1

Mandarin: chun1

spring (time) | gay | joyful | youthful | love | lust | life | used in expressions of exasperation or irritation | # adapted from cc-cedict

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春假

ceon1 gaa3

Mandarin: chun1 jia4

spring vacations; spring holidays

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春光

ceon1 gwong1

Mandarin: chun1 guang1

(slang) Usually refers to a woman accidentally flashing her underwear

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春光乍洩

ceon1 gwong1 zaa3

Mandarin: chun1guang1 zha4 xie4

Simplified: 春光乍泄

the emergence of the scenery of spring; the exposure of something intimate | indecent (such as an affairs being exposed or sensitive areas of the body being revealed); to give a glimpse of something intimate such as one's undies [written and colloquial]

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春分

ceon1 fan1

Mandarin: chun1 fen1

spring equinox, 4th of the 24 solar terms 21st March-4th April

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春分點

ceon1 fan1 dim2

Mandarin: chun1 fen1 dian3

spring equinox

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春化

ceon1 faa3

Mandarin: chun1 hua4

vernalization

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春卷

ceon1 gyun2

Mandarin: chun1 juan3

spring roll (sometimes also called egg roll) -- a fried roll featuring a light pastry wrap filled with minced vegetables and (optionally) meat -- also seen written as 春捲

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春夢

ceon1 mung6

Mandarin: chun1 meng4

[1] spring dream – fanciful dream; transient joy [2] fantasy [3] illusion [4] a "wet dream" (figurative sense)

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