tango dance or the accompanying music style; a loanword from Spanish and English

The vast desert region in North China and southern Mongolia.

Igor (personal name)

Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev (1931–2022), the last leader of the Soviet Union.

Joseph Goebbels (1897-1945), German Nazi leader and politician

Gore; referring specifically to Al Gore (1948-), the former US vice-president and environmental campaigner

to change sides in a war or conflict; to turn against one's own party; to defect

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), the Indian poet, writer, and philosopher who was the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature

To go to war or get into a physical fight; literally to move ancient weapons such as shields and polearms

A stony desert or gravel plain, typically referring to the Gobi Desert; also refers to desert terrain consisting of bare rock, pebbles, and coarse sand.

(literary) golden spears and armored horses; refers to warfare or a military career

(bound form) weapons of war; arms; specifically referring to the shield and polearm used in ancient times

Zaragoza, a city in Spain

The Golan Heights, a region in the Levant

the Gobi Desert, a large desert region in northern China and southern Mongolia

literally "to exchange weapons of war for gifts of jade and silk"; to turn hostility into friendship or beat swords into plowshares

literally wielding the halberd within the household; originally referring to brothers fighting, now used for internal strife within any group or organization

To turn around one's weapon and attack the side one formerly belonged to; to switch sides and strike back at one's former allies or superiors.

To turn one's weapon against one's own side; to revolt or switch sides in a conflict.

(literary) weapons; arms; weaponry

(literary) to brandish a spear; also used to describe leading troops into battle or fighting bravely

(idiom) to wait for dawn with one's head resting on a spear; to be fully prepared for battle and maintain combat readiness

a unit of money used in Russia, Ukraine, and other countries, equal to one hundredth of a [[卢布|盧布|lu2 bu4]]

a group of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean west of Ecuador, famous for their unique wildlife

flamenco; the traditional dance and music style from southern Spain

Podgorica, capital of Montenegro

Nikolai Gogol (1809-1852), Russian author and dramatist

K2, the world's second highest mountain, located in the Karakoram Range on the border of Pakistan and China; also known as Mt. Chogir.

spears and lances (specifically dagger-axes and spears); (by extension) ancient weapons in general

Eagles (name)

gray; a unit used to measure the amount of radiation energy absorbed by something

Diego Garcia, an atoll and the largest island of the Chagos Archipelago in the central Indian Ocean

to pick up weapons; to prepare for battle

Blagoveshchensk, a Russian city on the border with China and the administrative center of Amur Oblast (Amur-zhou)

(literary) stop fighting to achieve true strength; military force should be used only to maintain peace. This phrase is based on the idea that the character [[武|武|wu3]] (military/strength) is composed of [[止|止|zhi3]] (to stop) and [[戈|戈|ge1]] (dagger-axe).

The Chagos Archipelago, a coral island group in the tropical Indian Ocean whose largest island is [[迪戈加西亚岛|迪戈加西亞島|di2 ge1 jia1 xi1 ya4 dao3]]

(loanword) the gray, a SI unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation (used in Taiwan)

a form of traditional Chinese opera originating from Quanzhou in Fujian Province; same as [[高甲戏|高甲戲|gao1 jia3 xi4]]

Goslar, a city in Lower Saxony, Germany

Goldstone; used as a foreign name

to surrender or stop fighting; to lay down arms and take off one's armor

to use a person's own methods or logic to refute them

(idiom) constant turmoil and chaos caused by warfare; a state where peace is impossible due to frequent fighting

to start fighting; to go to war or engage in a physical fight

tenge; the basic unit of currency in Kazakhstan

(literary) a term for the emperor's troops or imperial army

To cast aside one's equipment and flee; indicates a crushing defeat or surrender.

The barren sands and desolate wasteland of the Gobi desert

(bird species of China) Godlewski's bunting (Emberiza godlewskii)