Cantonese words starting with G

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

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

Scenery, landscape, or natural views to be admired.

To be vigilant, wary, or on guard against danger.

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

Territorial boundaries, or a specific area or region.

Scenery; landscape or view.

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.

Vigor, vitality, or an attractive aura.

Radian; a unit of plane angle.

A footpath, trail, or small path.

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.

Please; to respectfully request or invite.

A formidable opponent, powerful enemy, or strong adversary.

To express gratitude or congratulate a person of higher status or seniority.

Respect, esteem, or reverence felt toward someone.

Dedicated to one's career; conscientious and respecting one's own profession.

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敬業樂群敬业乐群

To be dedicated to one's work or studies and to enjoy socializing and learning from peers.

To revere, venerate, or admire with deep respect.

Honorifics; polite language used to show respect to strangers or those of higher status.

To salute or show respect through a specific gesture or movement.

To respect and love, typically directed from a younger person to an elder.

To respect and admire someone's character or behaviour.

To propose a toast; to raise one's glass to express respect, wishes, or gratitude to guests.

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敬酒唔飲飲罰酒敬酒唔饮饮罚酒

To refuse to do something the easy way, only to be forced to do it the hard way.

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敬謝不敏敬谢不敏

To politely decline an offer or request by humbly claiming a lack of ability.

To do something on one's own, or without consulting others.

To respect and look up to someone.

Spasm, convulsion, or fit.

Powerful, extraordinary, or formidable, typically referring to a highly skilled or capable person.

Competition or race where individuals or teams vie in a skill or sport.

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勁到無倫劲到无伦

Extremely powerful, formidable, or superb.

Athletic contest or competition measuring skill and physical ability.

A powerful, energetic, or upbeat song.

Great, powerful, or high-quality stuff.

A powerhouse; a strong sports team or military force.

High-quality stuff; impressive material, information, or content.

Convulsion or spasm; involuntary muscle contraction.

Extremely boring or tedious.

To run for office; to campaign or be a candidate for an election.

To participate in a competitive bidding, tender, or auction process.

To have lots of fun; to play hard and intensely.

To compete, vie, or contend against others to determine a winner, often through rules, skills, or sports.

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競爭激烈竞争激烈

Fierce competition; intense rivalry.