Cantonese words starting with G

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ging6 zang1 gik1 lit6

競爭激烈竞争激烈

Fierce competition; intense rivalry.

ging6 zang1 lik6

競爭力竞争力

Competitiveness; the ability to compete against rivals.

ging6 zang1 mou4 sik1

競爭模式竞争模式

Competition model

ging6 zang1 sing3

競爭性竞争性

Competitive; relating to or characterized by competition.

ging6 zang1 ze2

競爭者竞争者

Competitor or rival.

Racewalking; a walking race in athletics.

Elite soldiers; strong and well-trained troops.

Strong and upright; vigorous and unyielding.

Rent-seeking; the practice of manipulating public policy or economic conditions to increase profits.

To compete for something, such as a prize, honor, or award.

Suitcase, luggage, or trunk.

Worcestershire sauce; a dark, sweet, sour, and slightly spicy sauce originating from Britain.

To rob, plunder, or raid; to take things that do not belong to you by force.

Astringent or puckery taste from unripe fruit; also dry or irritated eyes.

Kalpa; an eon or extremely long period of time in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology.

To break a prisoner out of jail, or to rescue a prisoner by force.

To carjack; to hijack a car or vehicle.

To kidnap; to abduct; to hijack.

Hijacker; abductor; a person who takes someone or something by force.

To hold up or rob travelers on a road; highway robbery.

To seize by force; to rob or plunder.

Robber; a criminal who commits robbery.

gip3 fu3 zai3 pan4

劫富濟貧劫富济贫

To rob the rich and give to the poor.

To hijack an airplane.

gip3 hau6 jyu4 sang1

劫後餘生劫后余生

To survive a disaster or calamity; to be a survivor of a catastrophe.

To raid or seize an enemy camp.

To break into a prison, typically to rescue inmates.

Remnants or survivors after a disaster.

To pick up or gather; to rescue.

To plunder, pillage, or rob.

Sluggish pulse.

An astringent or puckery taste, such as that of unripe fruit or strong tea.

A disaster, misfortune, or major ordeal.

Robbery case; an incident or case of robbery.

To rob and murder.

To loot or plunder thoroughly.

A predestined fate, disaster, or inevitable misfortune.

gip3 sou3 naan4 tou4

劫數難逃劫数难逃

Fated to meet with disaster, doom is inescapable.

To raid an enemy camp or seize a stronghold.

Narrow; not wide.

Erroneous variant of 狹 (narrow); or used mistakenly for 陝 (Shaanxi province).

Of shoes, too tight and pinching or digging into one's feet.

To collect, pick up, or hold in one's lap.

Clean, sanitized, and hygienic; free of dirt.

To exhaust; to use up completely.

To end, wrap up, or draw to a conclusion.

To lift up a dress or the front of a robe.

To extract, pull out, or take from.