鹹豬手

Chinese

salty pig's front trotter
trad. (鹹豬手) 鹹 豬手
simp. (咸猪手) 咸 猪手
Literally: “salted pork knuckles”.

Etymology

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Pronunciation


Noun

鹹豬手

  1. (literally) salted pork knuckles, especially Schweinshaxe or Eisbein
    德國鹹豬手/德国咸猪手  ―  Déguó xiánzhūshǒu  ―  Schweinshaxe
  2. hand of a groper or molester
    偷伸鹹豬手/偷伸咸猪手  ―  tōu shēn xiánzhūshǒu  ―  to stealthily extend one's "salted pork trotter"
  3. (metonymically) groper; molester
    遭鹹豬手/遭咸猪手  ―  zāo xiánzhūshǒu  ―  to encounter a molester

Verb

鹹豬手

  1. (Cantonese) to grope; to molest
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