大半日
duâi-buáng-nĭkmost of the day; most of the daytime in a day
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- 大duâi
大 duâi
big; large
- 一日siŏh-nĭk
一日 siŏh-nĭk
- 1. one day
- 2. another day in the future
- 3. yesterday
- 下日â-nĭk
下日 â-nĭk
another day in the future
- 依大ĭ-duâi
依大 ĭ-duâi
(dated) women brothel-keeper; procuress; madam
- 半仙buáng-siĕng
半仙 buáng-siĕng
- 1. shaman, fortuneteller, or similar practitioner believed or claiming to possess near-supernatural powers, sometimes viewed as a charlatan
- 2. (by extension) someone who talks mysteriously or nonsensically, lacking common sense, behaving rashly, or even mentally unstable
- 3. (Xiamen) fortuneteller complimentary term of address
- 半晡buáng-buŏ
半晡 buáng-buŏ
nightfall; toward evening; dusk
- 半暝buáng-màng
半暝 buáng-màng
- 1. midnight
- 2. late at night; deep of the night; the middle of the night
- 壯大cáung-duâi
壯大 cáung-duâi
- 1. (intransitive) to grow; to expand
- 2. (transitive) to strengthen; to reinforce; to improve
- 3. strong; sturdy; big and thick