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  gong3 gong6 lung5   jyutping
  gang4   pinyin
[] gong3 [] gang4
[1] thick stick/rod; carrying pole; lever
[2] [gym] horizontal bar
[3] [mahjong] call to create a quadruplet (4 of a kind)

[] gong6 - Cantonese only
claws/chelas of a crab, lobster, etc

[] lung5 - Cantonese only
[1] large chest/box
[2] trick; move; device


1. Simplified form is also widely used in HK.
2. [www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk]
noun
Stroke count: 14
Level: 3
Radical: (#75)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
槓 / 杠

This word has been viewed 4716 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 26th Feb 2016 06:06

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detail  gong3 gon1 tin1 ping4  gang4 gan3 tian1 ping2 = lever balance
detail  ji1 ngaa4 sung1 gong3   = [1] clenching one's teeth
detail  bou2 him2 gong3  bao3 xian3 gang4 = bumper
detail  hoi1 gong3  kai1 gang4 = (mahjong) to kong, to form a quadruplet
detail  am3 gong3  an4 gang4 = (mahjong) concealed kong/quadruplet
detail  coeng2 gong3 wu4*2  qiang3 gang4 hu2 = (mahjong) (v.) to rob a kong
detail  gong3 soeng5 hoi1 faa1  gang4 shang4 kai1 hua1 = (mahjong) kong-pick
detail  gong3 soeng5 gong3  gang4 shang4 gang4 = (mahjong) kong-on-kong
detail  ming4 gong3  ming2 gang4 = (mahjong) melded kong/quadruplet
detail  sei3 gong3 zi2  si4 gang4 zi5 = (mahjong) four kong/quadruplet hand [alternate]
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Showing all 2 examples containing 槓
detail 捉棋時候依牙鬆槓
It irritates me when people around me are giving all sorts of comments while I am playing chess.
detail 老細我哋依牙鬆槓
The treat from my boss was wonderful and the food was great!

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