Cantonese words starting with G

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Jingling, the former name of Tianmen in Hubei Province, China.

The police and the public; police and citizens.

Scenery, views, and things to look at in a landscape or surroundings.

On the alert; vigilant and aware.

Outside the territory, borders, or jurisdiction of a country or region; overseas.

Jingning, a county in Zhejiang province, China.

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景寧縣景宁县

Jingning She Autonomous County in Lishui, Zhejiang, China.

Within the borders or boundaries of a country or region.

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境內外境内外

Within and without the borders; both domestic and international.

Profound, thorough, and moving; insightful and thought-provoking.

The Jingpo ethnic group of Yunnan and Tibet.

景頗族景颇族

Jingpo ethnic group; an ethnic minority of China and Myanmar.

Jingshan; Jingshan Hill, located in Jingshan Park in Beijing.

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景山公園景山公园

Jingshan Park, a public park in Beijing located immediately north of the Forbidden City.

Depth of field; the zone of acceptable sharpness within a photo.

A warning sign, alarm, or signal of danger.

Superintendent of police; a police rank above chief inspector and below senior superintendent.

To warn or alert; a warning or alarm.

To take good care of, value, and carefully protect.

Scenery, landscape, or natural views to be admired.

To be alert, vigilant, or awake to danger.

Jingtai, a county in Gansu Province.

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景泰縣景泰县

Jingtai, a county in Baiyin City, Gansu Province.

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景泰藍景泰蓝

Cloisonné; a style of enamel decoration on metal vessels.

Police detective.

To remain vigilant, watch out, or be on the alert.

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Vigilance; the state or quality of being alert and watchful.

To stand guard, protect, or act as a security guard.

A security guard; a person who works in private security.

Territorial boundaries, or a specific area or region.

Scenery; landscape or view.

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National Police Agency (Taiwan).

Police sergeant; a rank in the Hong Kong Police Force between senior police constable and station sergeant.

Scene, sight, or phenomenon; the state of a situation.

Alarm bell; a device that uses sound or flashing lights to warn people of an emergency.

Classification of police; different branches or types of police forces.

Vigor, vitality, or an attractive aura.

Radian; a unit of plane angle.

Path or avenue, used as a suffix in street names.

To respect, honor, or show reverence.

To compete, struggle, or contend with others.

The shin or the lower part of the leg.

Stem; the main stalk of a plant that supports it and transports nutrients.

To worship, especially in Christianity or in showing respect to a deity.

To respectfully prepare or offer.

To serve tea to guests or elders as a sign of respect.

Honorific; term of respect or polite expression.

A polite expression or term of respect.

To address or refer to someone respectfully; a respectful title.