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pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]  [p.]

open; break open; break open with the hands; to peel (an orange)

擘開; 剝開; 張開

zhuix pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]  [p.]

open the mouth

嘴張開

🗣 pehkhuy 🗣 (u: peq'khuy peq`khuy ⬆︎ ) 擘開 [wt][mo][[MK]] peh-khui [#]

1. (V) || 剝開。用手強制將東西分開。

🗣le: (u: Lie ka kafm'ar peq'khuy pwn ho tak'kef ciah.) 🗣 (你共柑仔擘開分予逐家食。) (你把橘子剝開分給大家吃。)

bagciw [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]

eye

眼睛

• bagciw bøe tngfluun [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw be tngr'luun; bak'ciw bøe tngr'luun ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  eyes immovable like when about to die, or in a long, steady stare, staring at something
  眼睛不能翻轉，直瞪眼。

• bagciw kym [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw kym ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  sharpness of the vision, clear sightedness, a keen eye
  眼睛亮

• bagciw kimkym [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw kym'kym ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  very vivid or lively eyes, brilliant eyes, shiny eyes, spark-eyed
  睜著眼睛,眼睛張著

• Bagciw bøo kym, bøexhiao khvoax hør phvae laang. [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: Bak'ciw bøo kym, be'hiao khvoax hør phvae laang.; Bak'ciw bøo kym, bøe'hiao khvoax hør phvae laang. ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  If your eyes are not sharp, you can't tell the difference between good and bad people.
  眼不亮，不會辨別好人壞人。

• Y bagciw kimkym, bøo teq khuxn. [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: Y bak'ciw kym'kym, bøo teq khuxn. ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  His eyes are wide open, he's not sleeping.
  他眼睛張著,沒睡。

• bagciw koax mnglii [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw koax mngg'lii ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  said of a child's eyes not washed in the morning, bleary-eyed
  睡眼惺忪

• bagciw koax tawkaix, khvoartiøh laang ee mih tø bøeq aix. [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw koax tao'kaix, khvoax'tiøh laang ee mih tø boeq aix.; bak'ciw koax tao'kaix, khvoax'tiøh laang ee mih tø bøeq aix. ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  He's selfish, every thing he sees, he wants.
  見了他人財物就想要，佔為己有。

• bagciw pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  open the eyes
  張開眼睛

• bagciw pehkym [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw peq'kym ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  open the eyes, wake up
  眼睛睜開

• Cid ee gyn'ar bagciw pehkym ciu bøeq ciah pviar. [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: Cid ee girn'ar bak'ciw peq'kym ciu boeq ciah pviar.; Cid ee girn'ar bak'ciw peq'kym ciu bøeq ciah pviar. ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  As soon as this kid opens his eyes, he wants to eat goodies.
  這個孩子眼睛一睜開就要吃餅。

• bagciw pefngpeh [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw perng'peh ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  turning the white of the eyes, as in anger or when about to die
  眼睛翻白

• bagciw tiafm [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw tiafm ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  eye is smarting because of a foreign object
  眼睛刺痛

• bagciw tngfluun [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw tngr'luun ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  eyes turned to show the whites
  眼睛翻轉

• bagciw toaxsealuie [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw toa'sex'luie ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  looking at things with uneven eyes, treat with partiality, partial
  私偏,不公

• bagciw phwphuo [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw phuo'phuo ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  the eyes become blurred, sight grows dim, eyes not seeing clearly, as from old age, illness, or liquor
  眼睛朦朧

zhuix pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: zhuix peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]

open the mouth

嘴張開

peq [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: peq ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]

break, to open, to tear, open the mouth or eyes, break (open) tangerines with the fingers

剝,擘,張開

• bagciw pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: bak'ciw peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  open the eyes
  眼睛張開

• zhuix pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: zhuix peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]
  open the mouth
  嘴張開

pehkhuy [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]

break open with the hands, to peel (an orange)

剝開,張開

pehkhuy 擘開 [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]

open, break open

擘開

pehkhuy 擘開 [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]]  [p.]

擘開

pehkhuy 擘開 [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]][i#]  [p.198]

V : open (eyes, mouth, etc)

擘開

pehkhuy 擘開 [wt] [HTB] [wiki] u: peq'khuy ⬆︎ [[...]][i#]  [p.198]

V : break open (fruit)

擘開

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