gung1 ping4公平
Jyutpinggung1 ping4
Yalegūng pìhng
Definition
Fair; just; treating everyone and everything equally without bias or privilege.
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How it's used
Focuses on the balance of treatment or opportunity rather than just the absence of bias. It is frequently used in social or legal contexts to describe situations where rules are applied inconsistently. When expressing that something is unfair, adding the intensifier 一啲都唔 before it is the most natural way to emphasize strong disagreement.
Examples
I feel that doing it this way is not fair at all.
Do you think the result of this competition is fair?
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Common mistake
Avoid using it to describe physical appearances or objects, as it strictly refers to abstract concepts like justice, distribution, or treatment. For physical balance or level surfaces, use 平 instead.
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Grammar guides
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