Cantonese words starting with G

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gau3 sang1 hyun1

Life buoy or lifebelt; a donut-shaped flotation device used for water rescue.

Life jacket; a buoyant vest used for water safety and rescue.

gau3 sang1 jyun4

救生員救生员

Lifeguard; a rescue worker responsible for swimmer safety at pools and beaches.

gau3 sang1 syun4

gau3 sang1 teng5

Lifeboat; a small boat used for water rescues on beaches or cruise ships.

gau3 sang1 teng5 gaap3 baan2

救生艇甲板

Boat deck; the deck where lifeboats are stored on a ship.

夠受的够受的

To be hard to bear; to be quite an ordeal.

gau3 sei2 fu4 soeng1

救死扶傷救死扶伤

To help the dying and heal the injured.

gau3 seoi2 tau4

夠水頭够水头

Very rich; having a great deal of money or financial resources.

An idea, concept, or structural design.

To bail out or rescue the market.

Saviour; a person who helps others solve difficult problems or escape from danger.

To cause, constitute, form, or pose, often with a negative effect.

To render first aid or rescue the injured.

gau3 soeng1 ce1

救傷車救伤车

Ambulance; a vehicle used to transport injured or sick people to a hospital.

gau3 soeng1 deoi6

救傷隊救伤队

An ambulance brigade or first aid team.

Salvation or redemption; to be delivered from sin, suffering, or evil.

救贖主救赎主

Redeemer; a person who redeems or saves.

gau3 syu1 hyun3

購書券购书券

Book token; a voucher used for purchasing books.

To be enough; to be sufficient or satisfactory.

To be lucky or fortunate; to have good things happen by chance.

To make peace and reach an agreement after a ceasefire between two countries.

To rescue and care for the sick or injured; first aid or paramedic work.

救護車救护车

Ambulance; a vehicle designed to transport the sick or injured to a hospital, equipped with medical gear and staffed by paramedics.

gau3 wu6 jan4 jyun4

救護人員救护人员

Rescue worker; paramedic or ambulance crew.

Rescue; the entire process of saving someone from a disaster or dangerous situation.

gau3 wun4 deoi2

救援隊救援队

Rescue team; a group of people trained to save others from danger.

gau3 wun4 jan4 jyun4

救援人員救援人员

Rescuers, rescue workers, or aid workers.

To save a person's life; to revive someone from the brink of death.

To provide financial or material aid to people in need; to relieve or succor.

救濟金救济金

Welfare, dole, or financial relief paid by governments or charities to help those in need.

gau3 zai3 loeng4

救濟糧救济粮

Relief grain; grain distributed by the government or charity for disaster relief.

To treat and cure a patient, typically by medical staff in a hospital.

To have enough influence, backing, or power to protect and support someone.

To rescue and help, especially when the recipient is in urgent need.

To provide disaster relief to affected people to help them return to normal life.

救災款救灾款

Disaster relief funds.

gau3 zoi1 gau3 zai3 si1

救災救濟司救灾救济司

Emergency aid committee of the PRC Ministry of Civil Affairs.

To reach the scheduled or designated time; time is up.

Saviour, Redeemer, or Messiah, particularly referring to God or Jesus in Christianity.

Classifier for a lump, chunk, or piece of solid matter.

A coffin or casket containing a corpse.

Prefix meaning past or former, used to indicate past time.

An old edition or older version of a publication, software, or product.

An old illness or chronic condition.

gau6 beng6 fuk6 faat3

舊病復發旧病复发

To suffer a relapse or a recurrence of a previous illness.

One's former subordinates.

gau6 ce1 si5 coeng4

舊車市場旧车市场

Second-hand car market.

In the past; previously.

Old term; former name.