龐〔庞〕 pong⁴ {páng}

1. huge
2. enormous
3. tremendous

龐〔庞〕 pong⁴ {Páng}

surname Pang

龐然〔庞-〕 pong⁴ jin⁴ {páng rán}

(adjective) mammoth;huge

龐貝〔庞贝〕 pong⁴ bui³ {Páng bèi}

Pompeii, ancient Roman town near Naples, Italy

龐大〔庞-〕 pong⁴ daai⁶ {páng dà}

1. huge
2. enormous
3. tremendous

龐德〔庞-〕 pong⁴ dak¹ {Páng Dé}

1. Pang De (-219), general of Cao Wei at the start of the Three Kingdoms period, victor over Guan Yu 關羽
2. Pound (name)
3. Ezra Pound (1885-1972), American poet and translator

龐涓〔庞-〕 pong⁴ gyun¹ {Páng Juān}

Pang Juan (-342 BC), military leader and political strategist of the School of Diplomacy 縱橫家 during the Warring States Period (425-221 BC)

龐克〔庞-〕 pong⁴ hak¹ {páng kè}

(music) punk (loanword)

龐培〔庞-〕 pong⁴ pui⁴ {Páng péi}

1. Pompeium, Roman town in Bay of Naples destroyed by eruption of Vesuvius in 79
2. Pompey (Roman general)

龐氏〔庞-〕 pong⁴ si⁶ {Páng shì}

1. Ponzi (name)
2. Pond's (brand of skin care products), also written 旁氏

龐雜〔庞杂〕 pong⁴ zaap⁶ {páng zá}

1. enormously complex
2. a vast jumble

龐茲〔庞兹〕 pong⁴ zi¹ {Páng zī}

Ponzi (name)

龐德街〔庞--〕 pong⁴ dak¹ gaai¹ {Páng dé Jiē}

Bond Street (London, England)

龐加萊〔庞-莱〕 pong⁴ gaa¹ loi⁴ {Páng jiā lái}

Henri Poincaré (1854-1912), French mathematician, physician and philosopher

龐家堡區〔庞--区〕 pong⁴ gaa¹ bou² keoi¹ {Páng jiā bǎo qū}

Pangjiabao district of Zhangjiakou city, Hebei

龐然大物〔庞---〕 pong⁴ jin⁴ daai⁶ mat⁶ {páng rán dà wù}

1. huge monster
2. colossus

龐氏騙局〔庞-骗-〕 pong⁴ si⁶ pin³ guk⁶ {Páng shì piàn jú}

Ponzi scheme