手欠

Chinese

hand; convenient; ‑er
 
deficient; owe; to lack; yawn
simp. and trad.
(手欠)

Pronunciation


Adjective

手欠

  1. (colloquial) having a habitually overactive pair of hands which often touch and play with things at inappropriate times, and accidentally break them or otherwise cause trouble
    昨天手機提示更新一時手欠導致手機恢復系統數據全部丟失 [MSC, trad.]
    昨天手机提示更新一时手欠导致手机恢复系统数据全部丢失 [MSC, simp.]
    From: 2016, 世间可能没有那么多的久别重逢
    Zuótiān shǒujī tíshì gēngxīn, wǒ yīshí shǒuqiàn, dǎozhì le shǒujī huīfù xìtǒng, shùjù quánbù diūshī. [Pinyin]
    My hands were playing up when I saw the reminder of updates on my phone yesterday. So my phone has now been rebooted, and all the data was lost.
    孩子手欠這麼鼓搗不是 [Beijing Mandarin, trad.]
    孩子手欠这么鼓捣不是 [Beijing Mandarin, simp.]
    From: Comprehensive Dictionary of Chinese Dialects (漢語方言大詞典)
    Nǐ zhè háizi zhēn shǒuqiàn, nǐ kàn nǐ zhème yī gǔdao, zhōng bù zǒu le bùshì? [Pinyin]
    You are such a troublemaker (who's got a pair of misbehaving hands)! The clock is now broken after you played with it.

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