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gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山
Pinyin
jin1 shan1
Translations
noun
a 19th-century name for the United States in general, or San Francisco or California in particular, propagated esp. by those encouraging the emigration of labourers who ultimately ended up as indentured coolies
noun
any seemingly attractive faraway land with promises of gold and riches
noun
old name for San Francisco
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山gaauˉ¹郊jeˏ₅野gungˉ¹公jyunˊ²園
(金山郊野公园)
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 jiao1 ye3 gong1 yuan2
Translations
noun
Kam Shan Country Park
noun
馬騮山郊野公園
noun
Kam Shan Country Park, in Hong Kong, China
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山waanˉ¹灣
(金山湾)
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 wan1
Translations
noun
San Francisco Bay
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山waanˉ¹灣keoiˉ¹區
(金山湾区)
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 wan1 qu1
Translations
noun
San Francisco Bay area; the Bay Area
sanˉ¹新gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山
Pinyin
xin1 jin1 shan1
Translations
noun
the city of Melbourne, in Victoria, Australia | Also known as '墨爾本'
noun
Melbourne
gauˍ₆舊gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山
(旧金山)
Pinyin
jiu4 jin1 shan1
Translations
noun
the city of San Francisco, California, USA | This term is used by Mandarin speakers. Cantonese speakers tend to use '三蕃市'. The "new" Gold Mountain refers to when gold was later found in Australia.
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山caangˊ²橙
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 cheng2
Translations
noun
Temple oranges (named after WC Temple)
noun
orange from America; Sunkist orange
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山haak˗₃客
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 ke4
Translations
noun
a Chinese-American returning to China to visit (lit., "gold mountain guest")
noun
Chinese who returns to China from America in 1800s til 1900s (slang)
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山baak˗₃伯
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 bo2
Translations
noun
American Chinese
noun
elderly Chinese male who returns to China from America in 1800s til 1900s (slang)
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山dingˉ¹丁
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 ding1
Translations
noun
American Chinese
noun
an overseas Chinese person who is rich and easily deceived
gamˉ¹金saanˉ¹山aa˗₃阿baak˗₃伯
Pinyin
jin1 shan1 a4 bai3
Translations
noun
elderly Chinese male who returns to China from America in 1800s til 1900s (slang)