Cantonese words starting with B

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bak1 ging1 maan5 bou3
北京晚报
Beijing Evening News.
bak1 ging1 mat6 zi1 hok6 jyun2
北京物资学院
Beijing Materials University
bak1 ging1 mou5 dou6 hok6 jyun2
北京舞蹈学院
Beijing Dance Academy
bak1 ging1 naam4 jyun2 gei1 coeng4
北京南苑机场
Beijing Nanyuan Airport, a military air base and former secondary civil airport of Beijing.
bak1 ging1 ngoi6 gwok3 jyu5 daai6 hok6
北京外国语大学
Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU).
bak1 ging1 ou3 wan6
北京奥运
Beijing Olympics; the Olympic Games held in Beijing.
bak1 ging1 sai1 zaam6
西
Beijing West Railway Station
bak1 ging1 san4 bou3
北京晨报
Beijing Morning Post, a newspaper published from 1998 to 2018.
bak1 ging1 si1 faan6 daai6 hok6
北京师范大学
Beijing Normal University
bak1 ging1 si4 gaan3
北京时间
Beijing Time (BJT), also known as China Standard Time (CST).
bak1 ging1 si5
Beijing, the capital city and municipality of the People's Republic of China.
bak1 ging1 tin4 aap3
北京填鸭
Peking duck, a famous Beijing dish of roast duck wrapped in thin pancakes with scallions, cucumber, and sweet sauce.
bak1 ging1 waa2
北京话
Beijing dialect; the local dialect of Beijing.
bak1 ging1 waan4 kau4 gam1 jung4 zung1 sam1
北京环球金融中心
Beijing World Financial Center, a skyscraper in Beijing.
bak1 ging1 zau1 bou3
北京周报
Beijing Review, a national weekly news magazine in China.
bak1 ging1 zau1 bou3
北京周报
Beijing Review, a weekly Chinese news magazine.
bak1 ging1 zung1 ji1 joek6 daai6 hok6
北京中医药大学
Beijing University of Chinese Medicine.
bak1 goeng1
Northern Xinjiang, the region north of the Tian Shan mountains.
bak1 gok3
North Point; a district on the northern coast of Hong Kong Island, within the Eastern District.
bak1 gok3 maa5 tau4
北角码头
North Point Ferry Pier.
bak1 gon1
竿
Beigan Island, one of the Matsu Islands.
bak1 gon1 hoeng1
竿北竿乡
Beigan, a township in Lienchiang County, Taiwan, consisting of the Matsu Islands.
bak1 gong1
Beijiang River; the northern tributary of the Pearl River.
bak1 gong2
Beigang, a town in Yunlin County, Taiwan.
bak1 gong2 zan3
北港镇
Beigang, a town in Yunlin County, Taiwan.
bak1 gu1
Girls from northern or mainland China, usually referring to prostitutes.
bak1 gu1
Shiitake mushroom; a type of edible black fungus.
bak1 gu1 gai1
北姑鸡
A prostitute from mainland China working in Hong Kong.
bak1 gwaan1
北关
Beiguan, a district of Anyang city in Henan, China.
bak1 gwaan1 keoi1
北关区
Beiguan, a district of Anyang City in Henan province.
bak1 gwok3
北国
The northern part of a country, especially northern China.
bak1 hei3
Beijing Automobile Works (BAW).
bak1 ho4 laan1
北荷兰
North Holland, a province of the Netherlands.
bak1 hoi2
North Sea; a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean located between Great Britain and northern Europe.
bak1 hoi2 dou6
Hokkaido; the second largest island of Japan and its largest prefecture, with its capital in Sapporo.
bak1 hoi2 laam6 deoi2
北海舰队
North Sea Fleet; the Northern Theater Command Navy of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
bak1 hoi2 si5
Beihai, a prefecture-level city in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
bak1 hon3
北汉
Northern Han, one of the Ten Kingdoms during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period.
bak1 hon4
北韩
North Korea; Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
bak1 hon4 daai3
北寒带
The north frigid zone; the Arctic region.
bak1 hung4 mei5 keoi4
北红尾鸲
Daurian redstart (Phoenicurus auroreus), a bird species of China.
bak1 jan3 dou6 jyu5
北印度语
Hindi; the Hindi language.
bak1 ji6 ngoi6
Beijing International Studies University; Beijing Second Foreign Language University.
bak1 jin1
Northern Yan, one of the Sixteen Kingdoms of ancient China (409–436).
bak1 jing1 gyun1
北鹰鹃
Rufous hawk-cuckoo (Hierococcyx hyperythrus), a bird species native to East Asia.
bak1 joek3
北约
NATO; the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military alliance established after World War II.
bak1 joeng4
The Beiyang coastal region of northern China, historically comprising Liaoning, Hebei, and Shandong provinces.
bak1 joeng4 gwan1
北洋军
The Beiyang Army; a modernizing Western-style army established during the late Qing dynasty.
bak1 joeng4 gwan1 fat6
北洋军阀
The Northern Warlords, a faction of the Chinese military that controlled the government from 1912 to 1927.
bak1 joeng4 hai6
Beiyang faction; the group of Northern Warlords.