guv in Chinese
guv in Chinese is 厨师 — guv means an informal way to address a man, especially one in charge or a stranger.
guv in Chinese
厨师
Pronounced: chú shī
(UK, Irish, chiefly, London, informal) A form of address to a man, usually a stranger or a superior.
What does "guv" mean?
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noun An informal way to address a man, especially one in charge or a stranger.
""Cheers, guv," the cabbie said, pocketing the tip."
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guv in a sentence
- "Cheers, guv," the cabbie said, pocketing the tip.
- Spare two quid, guv? I 'aven't eaten since yesterday.
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What is "guv" in Chinese?
"guv" in Chinese is 厨师. guv means: An informal way to address a man, especially one in charge or a stranger.
How do you pronounce 厨师?
"guv" in Chinese is 厨师, pronounced "chú shī".
How do you use "guv" in a sentence?
Example: ""Cheers, guv," the cabbie said, pocketing the tip." In Chinese, "guv" is 厨师.
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