| 碰撞 | pèng zhuàng | to collide; collision | |
| 碰见 | pèng jiàn | to run into; to meet (unexpectedly); to bump into | |
| 碰壁 | pèng bì | to hit a wall; (fig.) to hit a brick wall; to hit a snag; to have the door slammed in one's face | |
| 碰巧 | pèng qiǎo | by chance; by coincidence; to happen to | |
| 碰头 | pèng tóu | to meet; to hold a meeting |
| 1 | Her school is 110 kilometers away from the nearest city. There is no internet or cable TV. | |
| 2 | He walked around the table touching glasses with all the foreign guests. | |
| 3 | He won' t let anyone touch him, I told her, so they wait until he takes his evening medication. | |
| 4 | If it is yellow, you can go up to them but you can't shake their hands, although they can touch yours. | |
| 5 | No one else can touch them except me. |
