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Chinese
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to support; frame; rack to support; frame; rack; framework; measure word for planes, large vehicles, radios, etc.
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a step; a pace; walk a step; a pace; walk; march; stages in a process
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trad. (架步)
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架
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步
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simp. #(架步)
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架
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步
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alternative forms
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架部
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Etymology
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Pronunciation
Noun
架步 (Cantonese)
- hideout; establishment
- 色情架步 [Cantonese] ― sik1 cing4 gaa3 bou6 ― sexual establishment
- (specifically) vice (related to illegal activities) establishment
- setup; arrangement of objects
- workflow; procedure
- 熟架步 [Cantonese] ― suk6 gaa3 bou6 ― to be familiar with the procedures
- (construction cant) temporary structure for purposes such as storage, office, or resting
2015 December 3, 蕭健煌, “2015年12月03日的聆訊紀錄本 [Transcript of the Hearing held on 03 December 2015]”, in 食水含鉛超標調查委員會 [Commission of Inquiry into Excess Lead Found in Drinking Water], page 131:
到貨後,錫條會存放於地盤的「士多房」,俗稱「架步」,一般為存放銅喉、銅喉配件及供工友更衣之用等。 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
到货后,锡条会存放于地盘的「士多房」,俗称「架步」,一般为存放铜喉、铜喉配件及供工友更衣之用等。 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]- dou3 fo3 hau6, sek6 tiu4-2 wui5 cyun4 fong3 jyu1 dei6 pun4 dik1 “si6 do1 fong4-2”, zuk6 cing1 “gaa3 bou6”, jat1 bun1 wai4 cyun4 fong3 tung4 hau4, tung4 hau4 pui3 gin6-2 kap6 gung1 gung1 jau5 gang1 ji1 zi1 jung6 dang2.
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References
- Bolton, Kingsley, Hutton, Christopher (2005) A Dictionary of Cantonese Slang: The Language of Hong Kong Movies, Street Gangs and City Life, Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, →ISBN, page 126