- 卫生 wèishēng hygienethe practice of maintaining health and preventing disease through cleanliness; sanitation
- 大卫 Dàwèi DavidDavid (name)
- 卫星 wèixīng satellitean artificial body placed in orbit around the earth or another planet to collect information or for communication
- 后卫 hòuwèi defendera player in a defensive position in sports, such as a fullback in soccer or a guard in basketball
- 保卫 bǎowèi defendto defend or safeguard against attack, harm, or violation
- 警卫 jǐngwèi guarda security guard or sentry responsible for protection
- 卫生部 Wèishēngbù health ministryMinistry of Health
- 守卫 shǒuwèi guardto protect or keep watch over a person, place, or object against attack or intrusion
- 卫生间 wèishēngjiān bathroomA room used for personal hygiene, typically containing a toilet and a sink, and often a shower or bathtub.
- 前卫 qiánwèi avant-gardeexperimental, radical, or modern in style and ideas
- 卫冕 wèimiǎn defend titleto defend the crown (in a sports championship)
- 卫生局 wèishēngjú health bureauA government administrative office or department responsible for public health, sanitation, and hygiene standards.
- 自卫 zìwèi self-defenseto defend oneself against attack or harm; the act or right of protecting oneself
- 环卫 huánwèi sanitationpublic cleanliness and environmental hygiene services, particularly in an urban context
- 卫视 wèishì satellite TVsatellite TV (abbreviation for [[卫星电视|衛星電視|wei4 xing1 dian4 shi4]])
- 捍卫 hànwèi defendto defend; to uphold; to safeguard
- 警卫队 jǐngwèiduì guard corpsa group or unit of people responsible for protection, security, or guarding; often used in the context of [[海岸警卫队|海岸警衛隊|hai3 an4 jing3 wei4 dui4]] (Coast Guard).
- 防卫 fángwèi defensethe act of resisting an attack or the state of being protected; defensive
- 公共卫生 gōnggòngwèishēng public health
- 护卫 hùwèi bodyguarda person who protects a high-ranking official, especially in ancient times
- 自卫队 zìwèiduì Japanese armed forcesthe unified military forces of Japan (JSDF) established after World War II
- 卫生厅 wèishēngtīng health departmentprovincial department of health
- 世界卫生组织 Shìjiè Wèishēng Zǔzhī World Health OrganizationWorld Health Organization (WHO)
- 卫士 wèishì defenderone who protects or upholds a specific cause, principle, or value
- 环境卫生 huánjìngwèishēng sanitationenvironmental sanitation; measures taken to maintain cleanliness and public health in the environment
- 侍卫 shìwèi bodyguardimperial bodyguard
- 门卫 ménwèi guarda person who is stationed at a gate or entrance to control access and provide security
- 卫队 wèiduì guarda unit or group of soldiers acting as guards
- 卫兵 wèibīng guarda soldier or person stationed to keep watch and maintain security at a specific location
- 红卫兵 Hóngwèibīng Red GuardsRed Guards (Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976)
- 正当防卫 zhèngdàngfángwèi self-defensereasonable self-defense or legitimate defense within a legal context
- 卫生巾 wèishēngjīn sanitary padsanitary towel
- 卫生纸 wèishēngzhǐ toilet papertoilet paper or bathroom tissue used for personal hygiene
- 卫生棉 wèishēngmián absorbent cottonsterilized absorbent cotton wool used for medical dressings or cleansing wounds
- 护卫舰 hùwèijiàn frigateescort vessel; frigate; corvette
- 王家卫 Wáng Jiāwèi Wong Kar-waiWong Kar-wai (1956-), Hong Kong film director
- 聂卫平 Niè Wèipíng Nie WeipingNie Weiping (1952-), professional Go player
- 汪精卫 Wāng Jīngwèi Wang JingweiWang Ching-wei (1883-1944), left-wing Guomindang politician who later became a Japanese collaborator
- 锦衣卫 Jǐnyīwèi Brocade GuardBrocade Uniform Guard, imperial bodyguard and secret police force of the Ming emperors
- 卫国 wèiguó defend countryto defend one's country
- 人造卫星 rénzàowèixīng artificial satellite
- 保家卫国 bǎojiāwèiguó national defenseto guard one's home and defend the country; national defense
- 大卫·贝克汉姆 Dàwèi Bèikèhànmǔ David BeckhamA famous English retired professional footballer.
- 通信卫星 tōngxìnwèixīng communications satellite
- 气象卫星 qìxiàngwèixīng weather satellite
- 安特卫普 āntèwèipǔ AntwerpAntwerp (city in Belgium)
- 卫生署 wèishēngshǔ health departmenthealth bureau, office, or department
- 禁卫军 jìnwèijūn imperial guard
- 卫星城 wèixīngchéng satellite cityA smaller municipality located near a large city, providing housing or services while remaining economically dependent on the central hub.
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH