Cantonese words starting with G

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To intensify, sharpen, or become acute.

To arouse, stimulate, or inspire potential or willpower through external influence.

To be motivated to do something, or to be roused into action.

Extreme anger or indignation triggered by an external stimulus; wrath.

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激鬼氣激鬼气

Extremely annoying or irritating.

Laser; a coherent, monochromatic beam of light emitted via stimulated emission.

To arouse, excite, or stir up strong emotions, actions, or situations.

Angry, annoyed, or irritated.

To anger, enrage, or make someone furious.

To arouse, stimulate, or evoke emotion and enthusiasm.

To defeat thoroughly; to crush or disperse.

To encourage, inspire, or boost morale.

A strong, turbulent water current, or the sport of white water rafting.

Intense, fierce, and highly competitive.

To shoot down or destroy an aircraft or airborne vehicle using weapons.

To make someone angry, to enrage, or to infuriate.

To infuriate or exasperate someone, making them extremely angry.

Excited, rouse, and emotionally high-spirited.

To enrage, infuriate, or exasperate someone.

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棘皮動物棘皮动物

Echinoderm; an invertebrate animal such as a starfish, sea urchin, or sea cucumber.

To break, crush, or shatter by hitting with force; to defeat or break through.

Thorny, troublesome, knotty, or difficult to solve.

To irritate or annoy someone to death; to provoke or anger someone.

Extremely frustrating, infuriating, or annoying.

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激死老豆搵山拜激死老豆揾山拜

To do something so incredibly foolish or outrageous that it would drive one's father to an early grave.

To wound or injure someone by hitting them.

Hormone; a chemical substance produced in the body that stimulates cellular activity.

To beat back, repel, or repulse an enemy in battle.

To surge or increase sharply; to grow at a very fast pace.

Radical or extreme, especially when methods or viewpoints differ greatly from contemporary social standards.

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激進派激进派

Radicals; extremists, especially in politics.

Fierce fight or intense battle.

To high-five; to slap palms together as a gesture of celebration.

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激將法激将法

Reverse psychology; prodding or provoking someone into action through criticism or reverse talk.

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激漲法激涨法

The technique of provoking someone into doing something by challenging them.

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激脹法激胀法

Reverse psychology; the technique of provoking someone to do something by challenging them.

Extremely; exceedingly; to the highest degree.

The highest quality product or item of its kind; also used sarcastically to describe someone of abominable character.

Polar regions; the areas surrounding the North and South Poles.

The limit, extreme, or highest point of development.

Extremely; to the highest degree.

Extreme or radical; reaching a very high degree, especially exceeding normal or acceptable limits.

Aurora; polar lights.

Limit or maximum; the highest, unsurpassable point of development or capacity.

The ultimate punishment, typically referring to the death penalty, or a penalty kick in soccer.

Extremely; to the highest degree.

Totalitarian; absolute or dictatorial power where one person holds all authority and others have no choice.

To the utmost; with all one's might; trying one's hardest to.

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Clutch; a vehicle's power transmission disengagement device or its control pedal.

Extremely happy or blissful; also, the Buddhist paradise.