Talking Chinese<->English dictionary with pinyin, English definition, pronunciation, variants, stroke animation, stroke order image, and sample sentences.
| ID | Chinese | Trad. | Pinyin | PlainPY | English Definition | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | Chinese | Trad. | Pinyin | PlainPY | English Definition | ||
| 1 | 屁股 | 屁股 | pì gu | pi4 gu5 | buttocks; bottom; butt; back part | ||
| 2 | 屁 | 屁 | pì | pi4 | fart; flatulence; nonsense; (usu. in the negative) what; (not) a damn thing | ||
| 3 | 屁股决定脑袋 | 屁股決定腦袋 | pì gu jué dìng nǎo dai | pi4 gu5 jue2 ding4 nao3 dai5 | lit. the butt governs the head (idiom); fig. where one stands depends on where one sits; one's views are shaped by one's circumstances | ||
| 4 | 屁滚尿流 | 屁滾尿流 | pì gǔn niào liú | pi4 gun3 niao4 liu2 | to piss in one's pants in terror (idiom); scared witless | ||
| 5 | 屁眼儿 | 屁眼兒 | pì yǎn r | pi4 yan3 r5 | erhua variant of 屁眼 | ||
| 6 | 屁眼 | 屁眼 | pì yǎn | pi4 yan3 | anus | ||
| 7 | 屁事 | 屁事 | pì shì | pi4 shi4 | (vulgar) trifling matter; mere trifle; goddamn thing; goddamn business | ||
| 8 | 屁轻 | 屁輕 | pì qīng | pi4 qing1 | very light | ||
| 9 | 屁屁 | 屁屁 | pì pi | pi4 pi5 | (child language) buttocks; bottom | ||
| 10 | 屁民 | 屁民 | pì mín | pi4 min2 | (slang) shitizen; commoner; hoi polloi | ||
| 11 | 屁精 | 屁精 | pì jīng | pi4 jing1 | (slang) gay; sissy; poof; abbr. for 马屁精 | ||
| 12 | 屁话 | 屁話 | pì huà | pi4 hua4 | shit; nonsense | ||
| 13 | 屁股眼 | 屁股眼 | pì gu yǎn | pi4 gu5 yan3 | anus | ||
| 14 | 屁股蹲儿 | 屁股蹲兒 | pì gu dūn r | pi4 gu5 dun1 r5 | (dialect) a fall on the buttocks; pratfall | ||
| 15 | 屁股蛋 | 屁股蛋 | pì gu dàn | pi4 gu5 dan4 | butt cheek; rump | ||
| 16 | 屁墩儿 | 屁墩兒 | pì dūn r | pi4 dun1 r5 | (dialect) a fall on the buttocks | ||
| 17 | 屁颠屁颠 | 屁顛屁顛 | pì diān pì diān | pi4 dian1 pi4 dian1 | lit. jolting buttocks; (colloquial intensifier) groveling; eager; compliant; smug |
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