Cantonese words starting with B

7,195 entries

Ice lantern; a decorative lantern carved out of ice.

Troops; an army or body of soldiers.

Freezing point, typically referring to zero degrees Celsius.

Ice sculpture; a three-dimensional work of art carved from ice.

An ice pack, cold pack, or insulated ice bag.

Ice skates; the blade of an ice skate.

Iceland; an island nation in northern Europe in the North Atlantic, with Reykjavik as its capital.

Crystal meth; ice; methamphetamine.

Ice-cold; freezing cold.

bing1 dung3 saam1 cek3 ，fei1 jat1 jat6 zi1 hon4

冰凍三尺，非一日之寒冰冻三尺，非一日之寒

Rome wasn't built in a day; ice is not formed three feet deep in a single day.

A hole in the ice, or an ice cave.

Ice crystals; frost on a window pane.

Ice cube or block of ice.

bing1 faai3 hap6

冰塊盒冰块盒

Military strategy; principles, methods, and tactics used in warfare.

A sexual act involving alternating sensations of hot and cold, typically via oral sex.

bing1 fo2 ng5 cung4 tin1

冰火五重天

An oral sex technique involving alternating ice-cold and hot water in the mouth.

bing1 fong1 maa5 lyun6

兵荒馬亂兵荒马乱

War-torn; ravaged by war; a state of utter chaos during wartime.

Hyogo, a prefecture in the Kansai region of Japan's main island Honshu.

bing1 fu3 jyun6

兵庫縣兵库县

Hyogo Prefecture, located in the Kansai region of Japan's main island, Honshu.

To freeze over; to be covered in or blocked by ice.

bing1 fung1 bou6

冰風暴冰风暴

Ice storm; a winter storm characterized by freezing rain and ice accumulation.

The School of the Military, one of the Hundred Schools of Thought during the Warring States period; military strategists.

bing1 gaa1 soeng4 si6

Commonplace occurrences, like those routinely experienced by military commanders; a common event.

Freezer; the coldest compartment in a refrigerator.

An icehouse; a building or cellar used for the long-term storage of ice.

bing1 gik1 ling4

Ice cream or popsicle.

bing1 gung1 cong2

兵工廠兵工厂

Arsenal Football Club; the nickname for the English football club, literally translating its English name.

bing1 gwai3 san4 cuk1

兵貴神速兵贵神速

Speed is the most important asset in war; speed is crucial to success.

Freezer or commercial refrigerator, usually relatively large in size.

Popsicle or ice pop.

bing1 gwan3 ji4

冰棍兒冰棍儿

Ice lolly; popsicle.

Weapons of war, or by extension, warfare and fighting.

bing1 gwo1 jiu5 joeng5

兵戈擾攘兵戈扰攘

The turmoil and chaos of war.

Ice skates or roller skates.

Weapon; arms; weaponry designed specifically for combat.

bing1 hei3 seot6

兵器術兵器术

Martial arts involving weapons.

Ice age; a glacial period.

bing1 ho4 si4 kei4

冰河時期冰河时期

Ice age; a glacial period.

Pay and provisions for soldiers.

Bladed weapons; sharp hand weapons.

Military service, whether compulsory or voluntary.

bing1 jik6 faat3

Military Service Act; conscription law.

bing1 jim5 jim5 liu2