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Jyutping gwok3 lik6
Pinyin guó lì

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. a nation's power
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 名詞
    國​家​嘅​實​力​同​影​響​力
    national power and influence
    • 國力雄厚
      国力雄厚
      gwok3 lik6 hung4 hau5
      a powerful nation
    • 綜合國力
      综合国力
      zung3 hap6 gwok3 lik6
      comprehensive national power
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun
    national power; national strength
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. (沒有對應漢語詞彙)
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    呢两个国家国力差唔多,国际社会之间都系平起平坐。
    呢兩個國家國力差唔多,國際社會之間都係平起平坐。
    ni1 loeng5 go3 gwok3 gaa1 gwok3 lik6 caa1 m4 do1, gwok3 zai3 se5 wui2 zi1 gaan1 dou1 hai6 ping4 hei2 ping6 zo6.
    • These two nations have similar strength, and are treated equally in the international community.
  2. Cantonese
    国力雄厚
    國力雄厚
    gwok3 lik6 hung4 hau5
    • a powerful nation
  3. Cantonese
    综合国力
    綜合國力
    zung3 hap6 gwok3 lik6
    • comprehensive national power
  4. Cantonese
    国力强盛
    國力強盛
    gwok3 lik6 koeng4 sing6
    • prosperous country
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    无论粮食问题,灾荒问题,就业问题,教育问题,知识分子问题,各种爱国力量的统一战线问题,少数民族问题,以及其它各项问题,都要从对全体人民的统筹兼顾这个观点出发,就当时当地的实际可能条件,同各方面的人协商,作出各种适当的安排。
    無論糧食問題,災荒問題,就業問題,教育問題,知識分子問題,各種愛國力量的統一戰線問題,少數民族問題,以及其它各項問題,都要從對全體人民的統籌兼顧這個觀點出發,就當時當地的實際可能條件,同各方面的人協商,作出各種適當的安排。
    wú lùn liáng shí wèn tí , zāi huāng wèn tí , jiù yè wèn tí , jiào yù wèn tí , zhī shi fèn zǐ wèn tí , gè zhǒng ài guó lì liàng de tǒng yī zhàn xiàn wèn tí , shǎo shù mín zú wèn tí , yǐ jí qí tā gè xiàng wèn tí , dōu yào cóng duì quán tǐ rén mín de tǒng chóu jiān gù zhè ge guān diǎn chū fā , jiù dāng shí dāng dì de shí jì kě néng tiáo jiàn , tóng gè fāng miàn de rén xié shāng , zuò chū gè zhǒng shì dàng de ān pái .
    • Whatever the problem – whether it concerns food, natural calamities, employment, education, the intellectuals, the united front of all patriotic forces, the minority nationalities, or anything else – we must always proceed from the standpoint of over-all consideration, which embraces the whole people, and must make the proper arrangement, after consultation with all the circles concerned, in the light of what is feasible at a particular time and place.