(noun) an expert who is familiar with snakes; (of people) lazybones; loafer; (slang) (verb) to slack off (from doing something); to loaf on the job; to goof off; to play hooky; (adjective) lazy
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
動詞
返工嘅時候偷懶、唔專心 to slack off; to goof off; to be lazy during work
你又蛇王!想老細炒你呀?
你又蛇王!想老细炒你呀?
nei5 jau6 se4 wong4! soeng2 lou5 sai3 caau2 nei5 aa4? You're slacking off again! You wanna get fired or something?
動詞
返工嘅時候未經准許去咗做自己嘢 to sneak out during work; to do non-work-related things at work time without prior permission
我今日下晝蛇王先買到張飛咋!
我今日下昼蛇王先买到张飞咋!
ngo5 gam1 jat6 haa6 zau3 se4 wong4 sin1 maai5 dou2 zoeng1 fei1 zaa3! I bought the ticket by sneaking out during work this afternoon.
近義詞
蛇
名詞
捉蛇好叻嘅人(另外,有捉蛇叻嘅人開舖將捉到嘅蛇浸酒同煲蛇羹攞嚟賣,間舖會直接叫做「蛇王X」,X就係佢個名)(量詞:個) snake-tamer; expert in catching snakes; literally "snake king"
Definitions (Wiktionary)
noun, Hong-Kong
owner of a shop that sells snake soup who also catches snakes in the neighborhood
noun, Cantonese
lazy person
verb, Cantonese
to slack off at work; to goof off during work (syn.) 偷雞, 偷懶兒, 想死, 脫懶兒, 放蛇, 隑懶, 躲懶兒, 想惰, 偷尞, 偷懶, 食蛇, 蛇王, 躲懶