gong2 gun1港觀港观
Jyutpinggong2 gun1
Yalegóng gūn
Definition
The view from the harbour.
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How it's used
This term is specific to the iconic scenery of Victoria Harbour, often used in the context of real estate or tourism. It carries a sense of prestige, as properties with a clear line of sight to the water are highly valued. Unlike general terms for scenery, it implies a specific urban waterfront aesthetic.
Examples
The harbour view from here is really beautiful.
Do you prefer looking at the harbour view or the mountain view?
Related words
Common phrases
unbeatable harbour view
to enjoy the harbour view
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