Cantonese words starting with W

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Large, spacious, or vast.

Cord or strap used to secure a hat under the chin.

To swarm, fly, or hover, especially of insects.

Vast, wide, or spacious; also used as a surname or to mean a gate or barrier.

wang4 beng6 duk6

Macro virus; a computer virus written in a macro language.

Grand, great, or vast in scale, scope, or ambition.

wang4 dou1 laai1 si1

To propagate Buddhist teachings.

Macroscopic; viewing things from a broad, long-distance perspective.

wang4 gun1 ging1 zai3

宏觀經濟宏观经济

Macroeconomics; macroeconomic.

wang4 gun1 ging1 zai3 hok6

宏觀經濟學宏观经济学

Macroeconomics; the study of the behavior and performance of an economy as a whole.

wang4 gun1 sai3 gaai3

宏觀世界宏观世界

Macrocosm; the large-scale world or universe.

wang4 gun1 tiu4 hung3

宏觀調控宏观调控

Macro-control; macroeconomic regulation and control.

The sound of a bowstring being released.

To promote, carry forward, or develop a great spirit, culture, or tradition.

To promote, publicize, propagate, or popularize.

A learned scholar or great academic.

A great aspiration, grand ambition, or great wish.

Great ambition, grand aspiration, or a deep vow.

Acer, a Taiwanese computer hardware company.

wang4 kei4 zaap6 tyun4

宏碁集團宏碁集团

Acer; the Taiwanese personal computer company.

Knowledgeable speech or a brilliant argument, often used politely to refer to another's views.

Loud and clear; resonant.

Grand plans, great prospects, or a major undertaking.

Grand plan, great prospect, or ambitious blueprint.

Grand, magnificent, and splendid in scale or appearance.

wang4 wai5 keoi1

宏偉區宏伟区

Hongwei District, a district of Liaoyang City in Liaoning Province

Gist, main idea, or central purpose.

The main idea, core purpose, or major significance of something.

Hongzhi, the reign name of the ninth Ming emperor Zhu Youtang (reigned 1487–1505).

To swallow, vomit, or laugh.

Overpowering, unbeatable, or exceptionally good at something.

Depressed, gloomy, or dispirited.

wat1 caan1 mung2

To be framed, wrongly accused, or blamed for something completely without reason.

To sprain or twist a joint.

To waste talent; to place someone in a position below their abilities.

To submit, yield, or bow to someone's will.

wat1 daa2 sing4 ziu1

To torture an innocent person into confessing to false charges.

wat1 dak1 zau6 wat1

To fabricate charges or make false accusations against someone in a completely indiscriminate, unscrupulous manner.

To surrender, yield, or give in; to make concessions and comply with someone else's terms.

To condescend, deign, or lower oneself; to request someone to make a trip or pay a visit.

wat1 gam1 hoeng1

鬱金香郁金香

To achieve an overwhelming victory, or to win dishonourably by exploiting a loophole.

To suffer from pent-up frustrations, or the emotional blockages and issues resulting from them.

Yu River, a river in southern China.

wat1 gwong1 dou6

Diopter; the unit of measurement of the optical power of a lens or curved mirror.

To feel stuffy and suffocated, or to feel憋屈 (repressed and frustrated).

Dejected, gloomy, or depressed.

Aromatic and fragrant.

Humiliation, indignity, or insult that damages one's self-esteem.