領便當
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See also: 领便当
Chinese[edit]
to receive | bento | ||
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trad. (領便當) | 領 | 便當 | |
simp. (领便当) | 领 | 便当 |
Etymology[edit]
From the tradition in the filming industry. When an actor/actress has finished all the scenes, he/she can get a lunch box and then leave. Possibly popularized by Stephen Chow's King of Comedy.
Pronunciation[edit]
Verb[edit]
領便當
- (figurative, Internet slang) (of a character in a show) to die, disappear, or generally leave the plot