Cantonese words starting with W

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Railings or a fence.

Congealed, freezing, or closed off.

To protect, guard, or shield; to make an effort to keep something safe and undamaged.

To complement each other; to mutually supplement each other's deficiencies.

An entourage, retinue, or follower of an emperor, official, or high-ranking person.

To interact; interaction or communication.

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護花使者护花使者

A male who accompanies, escorts, or protects a particular female.

Tutelary deity or guardian of a religion and its believers.

護髮素护发素

Hair conditioner; a hair care product used after shampooing to make hair smooth and manageable.

To care for the skin; to keep the skin healthy and attractive.

護膚品护肤品

Skin-care product; products used to maintain healthy and attractive skin.

An amulet, talisman, or protective charm.

To guard the emperor, or to escort and protect someone of high status.

Deep-fried taro dumpling, a type of dim sum with a crispy, honeycomb-like crust and a savory-sweet filling.

Calabash or bottle gourd, a vegetable with pale green skin and white-green spots.

To escort ships or aircraft, or metaphorically to speak up and defend someone's actions.

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護養院护养院

Nursing home; an institution providing residential and medical care for the elderly or chronically ill.

To nurse or care for patients or the injured.

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互聯網互联网

The internet; a global system of interconnected computer networks.

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互聯網協議互联网协议

The Internet Protocol.

To encourage one another.

護目鏡护目镜

Goggles or safety glasses; protective transparent eyewear worn to protect the eyes.

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戶外活動户外活动

Outdoor activities.

護身符护身符

An amulet or talisman believed to protect health and safety.

Knee brace or knee pad; protective gear for the knee.

Mutual trade or trading between ancient Chinese dynasties and other tribes or nations.

Nurse; a medical professional who assists doctors and cares for patients.

護城河护城河

Moat; a defensive, water-filled ditch surrounding a castle or city wall.

Mutually; each other.

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互相幫助互相帮助

To help or assist each other.

To escort or accompany others to ensure their safety and protection.

Taro; a herbaceous plant with toxic, edible underground tubers.

芋頭糕芋头糕

Taro cake, a Cantonese dim sum dish made of taro, rice flour, and savory ingredients.

To communicate with each other, exchange information, or stay in touch.

Mutually beneficial or reciprocal; exchanging benefits for mutual advantage.

護衛犬护卫犬

Guard dog; a dog trained to protect people or property.

護衛員护卫员

To exchange or swap.

Passport; an official travel document issued by a government to certify identity and citizenship.

To help each other.

The head of a household; householder.

To cuddle; to lean close to.

To slow-roast or bake food directly over low heat, typically wrapped in foil.

To be able to; can; to know how to do something.

Meeting place; venue or hall for an assembly or gathering.

Whether or not; whether someone will or will not.

Member of a club, society, or organization.

The organizer or head of a mutual savings association (biao hui).

A rotating savings and credit association; or the members of such an association.