卡波 (Kǎbō) is a phonetic loanword that hides at least three foreign senses: (1) 'Kapo' — a prisoner-functionary in Nazi camps, central to Primo Levi's writing; (2) 'Capo' — a ranked crew boss in Italian-American Mafia fiction (《
教父》/The Godfather, 《
黑道家族》/The Sopranos); (3) part of place names like Cabo San Lucas (
卡波圣卢卡斯). Context decides which.