把柄 | bǎ bǐng | handle; (fig.) information that can be used against sb | |
话柄 | huà bǐng | a pretext for gossip; a matter for derision | |
笑柄 | xiào bǐng | a matter for ridicule; an object of ridicule; laughingstock | |
权柄 | quán bǐng | authority | |
手柄 | shǒu bǐng | handle; video game controller |
1 | My brother bought it while he was in Germany, at Tottlingen, near the sources of the Danube, as well as the little ivory-handled knife which I use at table. | |
2 | No,' she persisted, grasping the handle; `not yet, Edgar Linton: sit down; you shall not leave me in that temper. | |
3 | Next: How a pump handle changed everything. | |
4 | You can detach the handle of the saucepan by undoing this screw. | |
5 | To get the full benefit out of cooking in copper, the metal must be 1/8 inch thick and the handle should be of heavy iron. |