verb
chiong
Chiong (verb) means (informal) To hurry or rush somewhere, or to get something done quickly.
verb
1
(informal) To hurry or rush somewhere, or to get something done quickly.
"Scoot from just $8? Chiong Ah (To rush and hurry for the best deals)! From 11 to 13 July only, grab flights around Asia and Australia from just $8!"
— SGNewsMan, Scoot From $8 “Chiong Ah (2014)
"DON'T SAY GOT GOOD NEWS BO JIO! Aussie dollar sibeh low now, chiong ah!!!!!"
— “‘DON'T SAY GOT GOOD NEWS BO JIO! Aussie dollar sibeh low now, ‘DON'T SAY GOT GOOD NEWS BO JIO! Aussie dollar sibeh low now, chiong ah!!!!!’ (2015)
"If the general view is declining Coe price because supply increasing steadily, then why chiong to showroom now?"
— sleepy, COE trends (2015)
2
(informal) To put all your effort and concentration into finishing something.
3
(informal) To go out to parties or nightclubs.
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Etymology
Comes from Hokkien 衝／冲 (chhiong, “to rush or charge”).
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What is the meaning of chiong?
"chiong" (verb) means (informal) To hurry or rush somewhere, or to get something done quickly.
What are the different meanings of chiong?
"chiong" has 3 main meanings: 1. (informal) To hurry or rush somewhere, or to get something done quickly; 2. (informal) To put all your effort and concentration into finishing something; 3. (informal) To go out to parties or nightclubs.
