揸鐵筆 (zaa1 tit3 bat1) — literally meaning to hold a 'metal pen' (usually refers to a crow bar), describes someone who use manual tools (often metallic) to make a living, compared to those who uses a pen to make a living (office based work) in Cantonese

zaaˉ¹tit˗₃batˉ¹
揸铁笔
Mandarin Pinyin: zha1 tie3 bi3

Meaning of 揸鐵筆

nounliterally meaning to hold a 'metal pen' (usually refers to a crow bar), describes someone who use manual tools (often metallic) to make a living, compared to those who uses a pen to make a living (office based work)

Example Sentences with 揸鐵筆

zaaˉ¹tit˗₃batˉ¹houˊ²munˍ₆
Driving a train is boring.
ngoˏ₅zaaˉ¹tit˗₃batˉ¹
I drive a train.
neiˏ₅sikˉ¹zaaˉ¹tit˗₃batˉ¹maa˗₃
Do you know how to drive a train?
keoiˏ₅zaaˉ¹tit˗₃batˉ¹houˊ²gingˍ₆
He drives a train really well.
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