hygiene; sanitation; health; (bound form) the act of protecting one's health

Common Chinese transliteration for the name David.

A celestial body that orbits a planet, such as a moon; an artificial object placed in orbit around the earth or another planet for communication or research

A defensive player in sports such as football (fullback), basketball, or soccer; in basketball, specifically a player responsible for ball handling and directing the offense

to protect and safeguard, especially to keep someone or something safe from attack or harm; to defend

person who guards or protects property, a building, or a person

a government department or ministry responsible for public health

to guard; to defend; to keep watch over

toilet; restroom; a room containing sanitary facilities

the front part of an army that marches ahead to provide protection and clear the way

to defend the crown or title in a sports championship; to keep one's position as the winner from a previous competition

A government organization responsible for public health, hygiene, and environmental sanitation.

to protect or defend oneself through one's own efforts

environmental or public sanitation; urban cleanliness; short for [[环境卫生|環境衛生|huan2 jing4 wei4 sheng1]]

A television broadcasting system using communication satellites; short for [[卫星电视|衛星電視|wei4 xing1 dian4 shi4]]

to defend, uphold, or safeguard, such as territory or interests, using force or other means to prevent infringement or damage

a unit or detachment of personnel responsible for security or protection; a garrison

to defend and protect; to maintain a defense against attack

public health; sanitation and hygiene; abbreviated as [[公卫|公衛|gong1 wei4]]

local medical facility or hospital providing primary care and disease prevention to a township or district

to guard; to protect; to defend

a militia corps or citizen-soldiers organized for local defense

(provincial) department of health; health office

United Nations specialized agency for international public health, headquartered in Geneva

bodyguard; guardian; a soldier or person who provides protection or security services

environmental health and sanitation; the cleanliness of the surrounding living environment

(bound form) to wait upon and guard someone of high status

entrance guard; person stationed at a gate to control access

a group of soldiers or armed personnel responsible for protection or escort duties; armed escort; protection force

a soldier responsible for guard or security duty; bodyguard

a player positioned in the middle of the defensive line or midfield in sports like soccer or handball

(historical) A member of the mass student organization active during the Cultural Revolution (1966–1976); also refers to the organization itself.

legitimate or justified self-defense; a legal right to use necessary force to protect oneself or others from illegal harm

sanitary napkin or pad used during menstruation; also called [[卫生棉|衛生棉|wei4 sheng1 mian2]] in Taiwan

toilet paper; bathroom tissue

sterilized absorbent cotton wool used for medical dressings or cleaning wounds

A light or medium-sized naval vessel equipped with cannons, missiles, and anti-submarine weapons, used for escorting, patrolling, and security duties; escort vessel; corvette

Hong Kong film director (born 1956), known for films such as "In the Mood for Love"

Nie Weiping (1952-), a famous Chinese professional Go player.

A small health clinic or public health station, often attached to a school, factory, or local town district, responsible for basic medical care and disease prevention.

Wang Jingwei (1883-1944), a prominent Chinese politician who was a close associate of Sun Yat-sen and leader of the Kuomintang left wing before collaborating with Japan during World War II

Imperial bodyguard and secret police during the Ming Dynasty, often translated as the "Brocade Uniform Guard"; they were the emperor's personal agents responsible for guarding the palace, conducting surveillance, and arresting political enemies.

to protect and defend the nation from harm or invasion

Man-made satellite launched into space to orbit the Earth or other celestial bodies for communications, weather, or military use.

to protect one's home and defend the country; national defense

Radio communication using artificial satellites as relay stations; a primary method of modern international communication.

A junior medical worker or medical orderly with basic knowledge of healthcare, first aid, and nursing.

A staff member responsible for providing security or protection; bodyguard.

A man-made satellite used to relay signals for long-distance microwave communication between ground stations or spacecraft.