Cantonese words starting with G

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ging1 hap6 zou2 zik1

經合組織经合组织

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Jingkou, a district in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province.

ging1 hau2 keoi1

京口區京口区

Jingkou, a district of Zhenjiang City in Jiangsu Province, China.

A pleasant or delightful surprise.

To startle; to wake up or jump from fright or alarm.

ging1 hei2 joek6 kwong4

驚喜若狂惊喜若狂

Pleasantly surprised and wild with joy; ecstatic with pleasant surprise.

ging1 hei3 zeoi6 zaap6

經氣聚集经气聚集

Meeting points of qi in Chinese medicine.

Alarmingly dangerous, thrilling, or breathtakingly risky.

Timid, fearful, and easily panicked.

ging1 hong4 daai6 wan6 ho4

京杭大運河京杭大运河

The Grand Canal, an ancient waterway stretching from Beijing to Hangzhou.

ging1 hong4 wan6 ho4

京杭運河京杭运河

The Grand Canal, a historic waterway connecting Beijing and Hangzhou.

Terrified, panicked, or filled with fear and apprehension about potential harm or the unknown.

ging1 hung2 jik6 lung4

驚恐翼龍惊恐翼龙

Phobetor; a genus of pterodactyloid pterosaur.

ging1 hung2 maan6 zong6

驚恐萬狀惊恐万状

Convulsed with fear; extremely terrified.

Graceful, especially describing a woman's light and elegant posture.

A line of longitude; a meridian.

Astonishing, amazing, or shocking; used to describe something unbelievable because of its high degree or quantity.

ging1 jan4 zi1 geoi2

驚人之舉惊人之举

An astonishing act or a shocking move that surprises people.

By way of, via, or through; by means of.

Apprehensive and suspicious, or filled with wonder and doubt.

Already; indicating that a state has been reached or an action is completed.

Surprised, astonished, or amazed because something is unexpected.

Jing'erhu; a two-stringed fiddle used to accompany Chinese opera, intermediate in size and pitch between the jinghu and erhu.

Experience; the knowledge or skill gained from having done or lived through things in the past.

Stunning; breathtaking; strikingly beautiful or impressive.

ging1 jim6 fung1 fu3

經驗豐富经验丰富

Experienced; possessing a wealth of experience.

ging1 jim6 zyu2 ji6

經驗主義经验主义

An imperial lecture; a seminar where the emperor of China listened to lectures on Confucian classics.

To appear unexpectedly or shockingly.

To run a business or operate an enterprise.

ging1 jing4 fai3 jung6

經營費用经营费用

Operating expenses; the business costs associated with running an enterprise.

ging1 jing4 ze2

經營者经营者

An operator, manager, runner, or proprietor of a business.

To disturb, alarm, or startle.

Jingyang; referring to Jingyang County in Shaanxi province, China.

ging1 joeng4 jyun6

涇陽縣泾阳县

Jingyang, a county in Xianyang City, Shaanxi.

Jingyuan County in Ningxia, China.

ging1 jyun4 jyun6

涇源縣泾源县

Jingyuan, a county in Guyuan, Ningxia.

Jing County, a county in Xuancheng City, Anhui.

ging1 kai1 naam4 fong1 ji1 jyun2 zaam6

京溪南方醫院站京溪南方医院站

Jingxi Southern Hospital Station, a metro station in Guangzhou.

A woman's menstrual cycle, or the period of days during which menstruation occurs.

Surprised, astonished, or taken aback by something unexpected.

Beijing opera; Peking opera, a form of Chinese opera that became highly popular in Beijing.

ging1 kwan4 dung6 zung3

驚群動眾惊群动众

To alarm everyone; to cause a sensation or panic among a crowd.

To have convulsions, spasms, or to faint due to fear or illness.

Manager; an administrative position, typically involving the supervision of subordinates.

ging1 lei5 jan4

經理人经理人

An artist manager in the entertainment industry.

A sudden, startling clap of thunder.

Theological concept of economy or oikonomia, referring to the divine plan or stewardship.

Horror, thrilling, or terrifying, especially as a genre of film or fiction.