| 自恃 | zì shì | self-esteem; self-reliance; overconfident; conceited | |
| 有恃无恐 | yǒu shì wú kǒng | secure in the knowledge that one has backing | |
| 恃强凌弱 | shì qiáng líng ruò | see 恃强欺弱 | |
| 仗恃 | zhàng shì | to rely on; to depend on | |
| 恃才傲物 | shì cái ào wù | to be inordinately proud of one's ability; to be conceited and contemptuous (idiom) |
| 1 | Take the bullying that goes on among children, a common form of aggression. | |
| 2 | For decades, America's public-sector workers have been coddled and spoiled. The recession may change that. | |
| 3 | Microsoft Monopoly is fun for the whole family. You'll have hours of enjoyment crushing them and bullying them into bankruptcy. | |
| 4 | Be careful not to play favorites. It can harm your credibility as a fair leader and can backfire with friends who may take advantage of you. | |
| 5 | It seemed like it could be a perfect match, but no one knew what the tiger' s reaction would be. |
