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Jyutping bai3 mun4
Pinyin bì mén

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. to close a door
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. verb, literally, verb-object
    to close the door
    (syn.) 杜門, 杜门
  2. verb, figuratively, verb-object
    to seclude oneself; to isolate oneself
    (syn.) 遁跡, 辭世, 隱逸, 隱居, 遁迹, 隐居, 辞世, 卧云, 遁世, 退居, 避世, 杜门, 退隱, 幽栖, 屏居, 杜門, 幽居, 豹隐, 隐逸, 豹隱, 幽棲, 退隐, 臥雲
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. (沒有對應漢語詞彙)
Examples (None)
  1. Cantonese
    闭门造车
    閉門造車
    bai3 mun4 zou6 geoi1
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    闭门审讯
    閉門審訊
    bai3 mun4 sam1 seon3
    • closed trial
  2. Cantonese
    佢净系挂住埋头苦读,唔同外界接触,写出嚟嘅论文恐怕都系「闭门造车」,同现实社会脱节。
    佢淨係掛住埋頭苦讀,唔同外界接觸,寫出嚟嘅論文恐怕都係「閉門造車」,同現實社會脱節。
    keoi5 zing6 hai6 gwaa3 zyu6 maai4 tau4 fu2 duk6, m4 tung4 ngoi6 gaai3 zip3 zuk1, se2 ceot1 lei4 ge3 leon6 man2 hung2 paa3 dou1 hai5 bai3 mun4 zou6 geoi1, tung4 jin6 sat6 se5 wui2 tyut3 zit3
    • He does naught but bury himself in his books without any contact with the outside world. I'm afraid his theses will be so wishful so as to lack any connection to actual society.
  3. Cantonese
    我旁听唔到会议嘅闭门环节。
    我旁聽唔到會議嘅閉門環節。
    ngo5 pong4 ting3 m4 dou2 wui6 ji5 ge3 bai3 mun4 waan4 zit3.
    • I can't observe the closed session of the meeting.
  4. Cantonese
    我都系唔揾佢喇,费事俾人请我食闭门羹啦。
    我都係唔揾佢喇,費事俾人請我食閉門羹啦。
    ngo5 dou1 hai6 m4 wan2 keoi5 laa3, fai3 si6 bei2 jan4 ceng2 ngo5 sik6 bai3 mun4 gang1 laa1.
    • I'm not going to look for him anyway, to avoid the trouble of being turned down.
  5. Cantonese
    委员而家开紧闭门会议。
    委員而家開緊閉門會議。
    wai2 jyun4 ji4 gaa1 hoi1 gan2 bai3 mun4 wui6 ji5.
    • Members of the committee are now having a closed session.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    闭门谢客
    閉門謝客
    bì mén xiè kè
    • to close one’s door to visitors
  2. Mandarin
    在中国男篮败在希腊队脚下后,姚明并没有发火,而是中肯地提出了自己的意见,他说:“闭门造车打国内的联赛永远都是这样,必须让他们出去打比赛,不是一个一个队的出去,而是一个一个队员的出去,杀入外面每一个队。这样,我们的篮球整体水准才有可能提升。”
    在中國男籃敗在希臘隊腳下後,姚明並沒有發火,而是中肯地提出了自己的意見,他説:“閉門造車打國內的聯賽永遠都是這樣,必須讓他們出去打比賽,不是一個一個隊的出去,而是一個一個隊員的出去,殺入外面每一個隊。這樣,我們的籃球整體水準才有可能提升。”
    zài zhōng guó nán lán bài zài xī là duì jiǎo xià hòu , yáo míng bìng méi yǒu fā huǒ , ér shì zhōng kěn dì tí chū le zì jǐ de yì jiàn , tā shuō : “ bì mén zào chē dǎ guó nèi de lián sài yǒng yuǎn dōu shì zhè yàng , bì xū ràng tā men chū qù dǎ bǐ sài , bù shì yī ge yī ge duì de chū qù , ér shì yī ge yī ge duì yuán de chū qù , shā rù wài miàn měi yī ge duì . zhè yàng , wǒ men de lán qiú zhěng tǐ shuǐ zhǔn cái yǒu kě néng tí shēng . ”
    • After the men's basketball team for China lost at the hands of Greece, Yao Ming did not become angry. Instead, he offered his own opinion, which cut right to the heart of the matter, "It will always be like this if we operate in a vacuum, and are forever only playing local league games in our own country. We need to let them go abroad to compete. It's not about individual teams going abroad. Rather, it's about individual team members going abroad and fighting their way onto the teams of other countries. That's the only way we'll be able raise the level of our basketball as a whole.