扒皮 | bā pí | to flay; to skin; (fig.) to exploit; to take advantage of | |
扒车 | bā chē | to pull oneself up onto a moving vehicle | |
扒拉 | bā lā | to push lightly; to flick to one side; to get rid of | |
扒开 | bā kāi | to pry open or apart; to spread (sth) open with both hands | |
绷扒吊拷 | bèng bā diào kǎo | to strip, tie up, hang and beat sb, an ancient torture technique |
扒手 | pá shǒu | pickpocket | |
扒窃 | pá qiè | to steal; to pick pockets; to frisk | |
谨防扒手 | jǐn fáng pá shǒu | Be on guard against pickpockets!; Beware of thieves! | |
鸡扒 | jī pá | see 鸡排 | |
扒灰 | pá huī | incest between father-in-law and daughter-in-law |
1 | The detective was nosing around in the crowd, looking for pickpockets. | |
2 | There was a pickpocketing case that occurred at the bar last night. |