Taiwanese-English dictionaries full-text search

Searched HTB for goeh pvoax; gøeh pvoax, found 0,

DFT (4)

🗣 Chitgøeqpvoax 🗣 (u: Chid'goeh geh'pvoax Chid'gøeh'pvoax) 七月半 [wt][mo] Tshit-gue̍h-puànn/Tshit-ge̍h-puànn [#]: 1. (N) || 農曆七月十五日，即中元節。我國傳統民俗節日之一。在這一天除了要參加廟裡為孤魂野鬼所舉辦的普渡之外，也會準備豐盛的飯菜在自家門口祭拜好兄弟，俗稱「拜門口」(pài mn̂g-kháu)。傳說如果供品太少或飯菜不夠豐盛就會遭到好兄弟的報復，所以中元節是一年之中祭品最多的節日。; 🗣le: (u: Larn Chid'goeh'pvoax phor'to hid kafng, zhaix'voar tiøh zhoaan khaq zhvef'zhaw`leq, laai paix hør'hviaf'ti'ar.) 🗣 (咱七月半普渡彼工，菜碗著攢較腥臊咧，來拜好兄弟仔。) (咱們中元普渡那天，供品得準備豐盛點，來祭拜好兄弟。)
tonggi: ; s'tuix:
🗣 Chitgøeqpvoax ah'ar, m zay syoah. 🗣 (u: Chid'goeh'pvoax aq'ar, m zay sie'oah. Chid'gøeh'pvoax aq'ar, m zay sie'oah.) 七月半鴨仔，毋知死活。 [wt][mo] Tshit-gue̍h-puànn ah-á, m̄ tsai sí-ua̍h. [#]: 1. () || 七月半的鴨子，不知死活。七月半指農曆7月15日，也就是「中元普渡」，為臺灣民間信仰祭拜孤魂野鬼的日子。民間信仰中雞是祭神的供品，拜鬼只能用鴨子，故有此說。形容人沒有憂患意識，不知大難臨頭。; 🗣le: (u: Sii'ky bøo hør, tak'kef lorng kviaf e khix ho laang thaai'thaau, m kvar zherng'kar, zorng`si ma u laang “chid'goeh'pvoax aq'ar, m zay sie'oah”, køq kvar zherng'kar zherng pvoax køx goeh khix kog'goa chid'thøo.) 🗣 (時機無好，逐家攏驚會去予人刣頭，毋敢請假，總是嘛有人「七月半鴨仔，毋知死活」，閣敢請假請半個月去國外𨑨迌。) (景氣不好，大家都怕被裁員，不敢請假，不過也有人像是「七月半的鴨子，不知死活」，還敢請假半個月去國外旅遊。)
tonggi: ; s'tuix:
🗣 gøeqpvoax 🗣 (u: goeh geh'pvoax gøeh'pvoax) 月半 [wt][mo] gue̍h-puànn/ge̍h-puànn [#]: 1. (Tw) || 陰曆每月的十五日，是一個月裡，月最圓的時候。
tonggi: ; s'tuix:
🗣 pvoax gøeqjit 🗣 (u: pvoax goeh geh'jit lit pvoax gøeh'jit) 半月日 [wt][mo] puànn gue̍h-ji̍t/puànn ge̍h-li̍t [#]: 1. (Tw) || 半個月。; 🗣le: (u: Goar koad'teng beq zherng pvoax goeh'jit ee kar laai'khix chid'thøo.) 🗣 (我決定欲請半月日的假來去𨑨迌。) (我決定請半個月的假期去玩。)
tonggi: ; s'tuix:

Maryknoll (12)

aq [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: aq [[...]]

duck, drake

鴨子

Chitgøeh-pvoax ah'ar mxzay sie. [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: Chid'goeh'pvoax'aq'ar m'zay sie.; Chid'gøeh-pvoax aq'ar m'zay sie.; (Chid'goeh'pvoax aq'ar m zay sie'oah.) [[...]]
unaware of impending calamity (Refers to a duck in the middle of the seventh month, when ducks are usually offered to the spirits of the dead, yet do not know enough to fear death. — Similar to a turkey just before Thanksgiving), used to scold someone who is without fear in spite of impending calamity (Lit. On fifteenth of the seventh lunar month, the duck does not know it is soon be slaughtered to be eaten during the feast.)
危在旦夕,還不知。

ah'afzhuix borng løf [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: aq'ar'zhuix borng løf [[...]]
make an attempt or ask a favor with very small hope of success but may just as well make the attempt (like a duck's bill dabbling about in the air while eating)
姑妄要求

ah'ar thviaf luii [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: aq'ar thviaf luii [[...]]
hear what someone says but cannot understand (like a duck hearing thunder not knowing what all the noise is about)
鴨子聽打雷,聽不懂

ahbør-tøee [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: aq'bør'tee; aq'bør/buo-tøee [[...]]
flat footed clumsily gaited person (Lit. sole of a duck's foot), a man whose foot is very broad and flat at the instep instead of having the usual concave)
平板腳

Chitgøeh-pvoax [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: Chid'goeh-pvoax; Chid'gøeh-pvoax; (Tiofng'goaan) [[...]]

fifteenth of the seventh lunar month, special day for worship of ancestral tablets

七月十五,中元

chitgøeh-pvoax ah'ar mxzaisie [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: chid'goeh-pvoax aq'ar m'zay'sie; chid'gøeh-pvoax aq'ar m'zay'sie [[...]]
said of a person acting foolishly or wickedly in spite of impending calamity (Lit. On fifteenth of the seventh lunar month, the duck does not know it is soon be slaughtered to be eaten during the feast.)
七月半的鴨子不知死,死到臨頭不知憂。

e pvoargøeh [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: e pvoax'goeh; e pvoax'gøeh [[...]]