Cantonese words starting with G
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gung1 san1
弓身
To bend the body at the waist.
gung1 san1
躬身
To bow; to bend the body in respect or submission.
gung1 san1 gaai1 cang4
工薪階層工薪阶层
The working class, salaried class, or wage earners.
gung1 san1 zuk6
工薪族
Salaried class; office workers who live on a regular wage.
gung1 san4
功臣
A key contributor who has rendered meritorious service to an organization, leader, or boss.
gung1 sat1
公室
An office room.
gung1 se5
公社
Commune; a collective or community sharing assets and responsibilities.
gung1 sei2 jau5 juk6 ji6 sik6 ,po4 sei2 jau5 juk6 sik6
公死有肉食,婆死有肉食
No matter who pays or makes a sacrifice, the final outcome will remain the same.
gung1 sek6
公石
Hectoliter; a unit of volume equal to one hundred liters.
gung1 seoi1
供需
Supply and demand
gung1 seoi2
供水
To supply water to a place.
gung1 seon3 bou6
工信部
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China.
gung1 seon3 lik6
公信力
Public credibility; the degree to which an institution or person is trusted by the general public.
gung1 seon6
恭順恭顺
Deferential, respectful, and submissive.
gung1 si1
公司
A company, corporation, or firm; a business entity that produces goods or provides services to make a profit.
gung1 si1
公私
Public and private interests, affairs, or sectors.
gung1 si1 faat3
公司法
Corporate law; the body of law governing corporations and companies.
gung1 si1 fan1 ming4
公私分明
Making a clear distinction between public and private affairs, or between professional and personal matters.
gung1 si1 gim1 gu3
公私兼顧公私兼顾
To adequately take into account both public and private interests.
gung1 si1 hap6 jing4
公私合營公私合营
Joint public-private operation or partnership.
gung1 si1 lei5 coi4
公司理財公司理财
Corporate finance; company finance.
gung1 si1 saam1 man4 zi6
公司三文治
Club sandwich
gung1 si1 wui6 ji5
公司會議公司会议
A company meeting.
gung1 si1 zaai3
公司債公司债
Corporate bonds; debt securities issued by a corporation to raise capital.
gung1 si1 zi6 lei5
公司治理
Corporate governance.
gung1 si3
公使
Envoy or minister; a diplomatic representative of the second rank.
gung1 si3 gun2
公使館公使馆
Legation; a diplomatic representative office of lower rank than an embassy.
gung1 si4
工時工时
Working hours or man-hours, typically calculated by the hour.
gung1 si6
公事
Official business; public affairs or work-related matters.
gung1 si6
工事
Defensive structure or construction works.
gung1 si6 baau1
公事包
Briefcase; a flat, rectangular bag used for carrying documents, typically to work.
gung1 si6 fong4
公事房
Government office.
gung1 si6 gep1
公事喼
Briefcase; a case used to store work-related documents and items.
gung1 si6 gung1 baan6
公事公辦公事公办
To do business without giving favors; to handle public or official matters strictly according to the rules without partiality.
gung1 sik1
公式
Formula; an equation expressing a relationship between variables.
gung1 sik1 faa3
公式化
To formalize, formulaicize, or make something follow a rigid formula.
gung1 sing1
公升
Liter; a unit of volume equal to one thousand milliliters.
gung1 sing4
宮城宫城
Miyagi, a prefecture in the Tohoku region of Honshu, Japan.
gung1 sing4
恭城
Gongcheng Yao Autonomous County in Guilin, Guangxi.
gung1 sing4
攻城
To attack a city; to besiege a walled town.
gung1 sing4 bat1 geoi1
功成不居
To not claim personal credit for one's achievements.
gung1 sing4 jiu4 zuk6 zi6 zi6 jyun6
恭城瑤族自治縣恭城瑶族自治县
Gongcheng Yao Autonomous County, in Guilin, Guangxi.
gung1 sing4 jyun6
宮城縣宫城县
Miyagi prefecture in Japan, located in the north of the main island of Honshu.
gung1 sing4 jyun6
恭城縣恭城县
Gongcheng County, a shorthand for the Gongcheng Yao Autonomous County in Guangxi, China.
gung1 sing4 ming4 zau6
功成名就
To win success and recognition; to achieve both fame and fortune.
gung1 sing4 muk6
攻城木
Battering ram; a siege engine used to break open heavy doors or walls.
gung1 siu1
供銷供销
Supply and marketing; supply and sales.
gung1 siu1 soeng1
供銷商供销商
A distribution business or supply and marketing enterprise.
gung1 so2
公所
Communal hall and office of a local administrative unit, used for public meetings and local affairs.
gung1 soeng1
公傷公伤
Injury sustained in the line of duty or during official public business.