Cantonese words starting with B

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The ravages of war; destruction and damage caused by warfare.

bing1 siu1 ngaa5 gaai2

To melt like ice and break like tiles; to completely dissolve, collapse, or vanish.

A refrigerator or freezer, used to store food at low temperatures.

Ice and frost; metaphorically used to describe moral uprightness, strictness, or aloofness.

bing1 soeng6 kuk1 gwan3 kau4

冰上曲棍球

Ice hockey; a team sport played on ice.

bing1 soeng6 wan6 dung6

冰上運動冰上运动

Ice sports; winter sports played on ice.

A book on the art of war.

Warship or man-of-war.

Icebreaker; a ship designed for breaking through ice.

Ice and snow, often used metaphorically to describe crystal-clear purity.

bing1 syut3 cung1 ming4

冰雪聰明冰雪聪明

Extremely clever and bright, typically used to describe young women.

bing1 syut3 wong4 hau6

Dairy Queen (brand)

bing1 taan3 bat1 jin4 ，laang5 jit6 zi6 ming4

冰炭不言，冷熱自明冰炭不言，冷热自明

Sincerity is not expressed in words; actions speak louder than words.

bing1 taan3 bat1 soeng1 jung4

冰炭不相容

As incompatible or irreconcilable as ice and hot coals.

Serac; a pinnacle or column of ice on a glacier.

bing1 taap3 lam4

Serac band; a forest of ice towers or seracs on a glacier.

A military commander; or historically, the Governor of Hong Kong during the colonial era.

bing1 tau4 faa1 jyun2

兵頭花園兵头花园

An informal name for the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens.

bing1 tin1 syut3 dei6

A world of ice and snow; used to describe extremely cold weather or snowy scenery.

Rock sugar; crystal sugar.

bing1 tong4 wu4 lou2

冰糖葫蘆冰糖葫芦

Tanghulu; a traditional snack of Chinese hawthorn or other fruits skewered on a stick and coated in hardened sugar syrup.

A military unit or corps responsible for carrying out specific tasks.

Igloo; a dome-shaped house built from blocks of solid snow or ice.

bing1 wan4 syut3 paak3

Having a pure, noble, and incorruptible character.

Curling; the winter sport of curling or the stone puck used in it, or historically, a jade pot for cold water.

bing1 wu2 cau1 jyut6

冰壺秋月冰壶秋月

Spotless white and pure; extremely pure and noble in character.

Army service station; military depot.

Crampon; a metal plate with spikes fixed to a boot for walking on ice or rock climbing.

Military system; military organization.

Chilled or kept cold with ice or an ice bath.

bing1 zau1 sek6

Soldiers; low-ranking military personnel.

Moraine; an accumulation of debris deposited by a glacier.

bing1 zik1 mat6

冰積物冰积物

Glacial sediment; till.

bing1 zing1 loeng4 zuk1

兵精糧足兵精粮足

Well-prepared forces with elite soldiers and ample provisions.

bing1 zing1 sek6

Cryolite, a rare halide mineral used in the industrial production of aluminum.

Branch of the armed forces.

An ice cream brick, or a block of ice used for cooling and preservation.

To beat up or physically assault someone; to scold or chastise.

To beat up, hit, or thrash someone.

To get rid of, discard, or reject something.

Bright; brilliant; glorious.

Bright; brilliant; also a character commonly used in names.

To hold with one's hand, to adhere to, or to act in accordance with a principle.

The Chinese surname Bing.

Scabbard; sheath for a sword.

To screen, block, or shield from view or access.