Definition of pak pai in English:

pak pai

noun ˌpak ˈpʌɪ

historical

In Hong Kong: a car used illegally as a taxi.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in The South China Morning Post. From Chinese (Cantonese)baahk báai (Meyer-Wempe transcription paâk p'áai), lit. ‘white (vehicle) number plate’ from baahk white + báai sign, notice, referring to the colour of the non-commercial (vehicle) number plates used in Hong Kong.

Definition of pak pai in US English:

pak pai

nounˌpak ˈpʌɪ

historical

In Hong Kong: a car used illegally as a taxi.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in The South China Morning Post. From Chinese (Cantonese) baahk báai (Meyer-Wempe transcription paâk p'áai), lit. ‘white (vehicle) number plate’ from baahk white + báai sign, notice, referring to the colour of the non-commercial (vehicle) number plates used in Hong Kong.

词汇	pak pai
释义	Definition of pak pai in English: pak pai noun ˌpak ˈpʌɪ historical In Hong Kong: a car used illegally as a taxi. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in The South China Morning Post. From Chinese (Cantonese)baahk báai (Meyer-Wempe transcription paâk p'áai), lit. ‘white (vehicle) number plate’ from baahk white + báai sign, notice, referring to the colour of the non-commercial (vehicle) number plates used in Hong Kong. Definition of pak pai in US English: pak pai nounˌpak ˈpʌɪ historical In Hong Kong: a car used illegally as a taxi. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in The South China Morning Post. From Chinese (Cantonese) baahk báai (Meyer-Wempe transcription paâk p'áai), lit. ‘white (vehicle) number plate’ from baahk white + báai sign, notice, referring to the colour of the non-commercial (vehicle) number plates used in Hong Kong.
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