Cantonese words starting with G

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A branch of a waterway, commonly used in place names.

A cellar, pit, or underground room used for storing things.

Comparatively or relatively; to a greater degree by comparison.

To ferment or yeast-related.

Hinge; a jointed device on which a door, gate, or lid turns.

A teacher's pointer or whip, or figuratively, the teaching profession.

Moon blocks, a pair of wooden divination tools used in Chinese folk religion to seek answers from deities.

Mediocre; relatively poor; not particularly good.

Teaching materials.

To proofread, or to check documents and files to ensure accuracy and compliance with standards.

To teach, guide, or instruct younger people or students in proper ways of thinking and behaving.

To enlighten, educate, and guide people away from incorrect ideas.

Teaching method; pedagogy.

To teach someone a lesson; to lecture, chide, or reprimand someone in order to change their behavior or attitude.

To put someone at risk, get someone into trouble, or use them as a shield.

To risk, experiment, or put something of value at stake.

UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization).

教科書教科书

Textbook; a book used for study in a school or college.

Teachings or instruction, especially those given by an authority figure.

Teaching aids; equipment and materials used to assist in teaching.

To leave, go away, or slip away.

An instructor at a military academy, police academy, or other disciplined services training institution.

Teaching, education, or pedagogy; the process of a teacher imparting knowledge or skills to students.

gaau3 hok6 soeng1 coeng4

教學相長教学相长

Teaching and learning benefit each other, allowing both teacher and student to progress together.

A fellow believer or church member, usually referring to Christians or Catholics.

gaau3 ji4 bat1 sin6

Refusing to reform, change, or improve despite being guided, taught, or advised.

Religious doctrine, creed, or dogma; the core beliefs of a religion.

Benefit or enlightenment derived from teaching or instruction.

Upbringing, education, and cultivation of moral character and good manners.

Education; the systematic process of imparting knowledge and values.

gaau3 juk6 din6 si6

教育電視教育电视

Educational Television (ETV); a television program produced by the Hong Kong Education Bureau to teach basic knowledge.

gaau3 juk6 fong1 zam1

教育方針教育方针

Guiding principle of education; educational policy.

gaau3 juk6 goi2 gaak3

Education reform

gaau3 juk6 guk6

Education Bureau; a Hong Kong government bureau responsible for education affairs.

gaau3 juk6 hok6 jyun2

教育學院教育学院

Institute of education; a teacher training college.

gaau3 juk6 tai2 zai3

教育體制教育体制

The education system.

gaau3 juk6 tung2 cau4 wai2 jyun4 wui2

教育統籌委員會教育统筹委员会

The Education Commission.

gaau3 juk6 zai3 dou6

Educational system; educational scheme.

gaau3 juk6 zat1 loeng6

教育質量教育质量

Quality of education.

Teacher or instructor; teaching staff.

Diocese; an administrative district of certain Christian churches, typically overseen by a bishop.

Coach; trainer, especially one who trains athletes or sports skills.

To have a contest or compete with someone to test one's skills.

To give pointers, show someone the ropes, or teach someone how to do something.

gaau3 maan6 zung1

校慢鐘校慢钟

To set a clock or watch back, making it display an earlier time.

To adjust the seasoning of food while cooking.

Academic administration; administrative affairs related to teaching and educational activities.

A religious sect or school of thought.

To get a baby used to drinking cow's milk as a substitute for breast milk.