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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

see styles

    bi1
pi
 hiki
to force (sb to do something); to compel; to press for; to extort; to press on towards; to press up to; to close in on; euphemistic variant of 屄[bi1]
To press, constrain, urge, harass.


see styles

    bi1
pi
variant of [bi1]; to compel; to pressure
See:

逼る

see styles
 semaru
    せまる
(v5r,vi) (1) to approach; to draw near; to be imminent; (transitive verb) (2) to press (someone for something); to urge; to compel

逼人

see styles
bī rén
    bi1 ren2
pi jen
pressing; threatening

逼仄

see styles
bī zè
    bi1 ze4
pi tse
narrow; cramped

逼供

see styles
bī gòng
    bi1 gong4
pi kung
to extort a confession

逼債


逼债

see styles
bī zhài
    bi1 zhai4
pi chai
to press for payment of debts; to dun

逼切

see styles
bī qiē
    bi1 qie1
pi ch`ieh
    pi chieh
 hikisai
to be stifled

逼和

see styles
bī hé
    bi1 he2
pi ho
to force a draw (in chess, competition etc)

逼問


逼问

see styles
bī wèn
    bi1 wen4
pi wen
to question intensely; to interrogate; to demand information

逼塞

see styles
 hissoku
    ひっそく
(n,vs,vi) (1) being trapped (and having no way out); (n,vs,vi) (2) withdrawal from society during personal financial hardship; (n,vs,vi) (3) (hist) house arrest (Edo period)

逼姦


逼奸

see styles
bī jiān
    bi1 jian1
pi chien
to rape

逼宮


逼宫

see styles
bī gōng
    bi1 gong1
pi kung
to force the king or emperor to abdicate

逼將


逼将

see styles
bī jiāng
    bi1 jiang1
pi chiang
to checkmate (in chess)

逼廹

see styles
bī pò
    bi1 po4
pi p`o
    pi po
 hippaku
To constrain, compel, bring strong pressure to bear.

逼惱


逼恼

see styles
bīn ǎo
    bin1 ao3
pin ao
 hitsunō
to be harassed

逼格

see styles
bī gé
    bi1 ge2
pi ko
(slang) pretentious style

逼死

see styles
bī sǐ
    bi1 si3
pi ssu
to hound sb to death

逼真

see styles
bī zhēn
    bi1 zhen1
pi chen
lifelike; true to life; distinctly; clearly

逼肖

see styles
bī xiào
    bi1 xiao4
pi hsiao
to bear a close resemblance to; to be the very image of

逼視


逼视

see styles
bī shì
    bi1 shi4
pi shih
to look at from close up; to watch intently

逼近

see styles
bī jìn
    bi1 jin4
pi chin
to press on towards; to close in on; to approach; to draw near

逼迫

see styles
bī pò
    bi1 po4
pi p`o
    pi po
 hippaku
    ひっぱく
to force; to compel; to coerce
(noun/participle) (1) stringency (financial); (monetary) tightness; (2) impending (dangers); pressing (crisis)
pressure and constraint

逼逼

see styles
bī bi
    bi1 bi5
pi pi
(vulgar) to rattle on; to talk drivel

二逼

see styles
èr bī
    er4 bi1
erh pi
variant of 二屄[er4 bi1]

來逼


来逼

see styles
lái bī
    lai2 bi1
lai pi
 raihitsu
come and harass

倒逼

see styles
dào bī
    dao4 bi1
tao pi
(neologism c. 2006) (of circumstances) to stimulate (change, esp. innovation, reform etc)

催逼

see styles
cuī bī
    cui1 bi1
ts`ui pi
    tsui pi
to press (for a payment)

傻逼

see styles
shǎ bī
    sha3 bi1
sha pi
variant of 傻屄[sha3 bi1]

勒逼

see styles
lè bī
    le4 bi1
le pi
to coerce; to force; to press sb into doing something

危逼

see styles
wēi bī
    wei1 bi1
wei pi
 kihiki
grave danger

咖逼

see styles
kā bī
    ka1 bi1
k`a pi
    ka pi
(coll.) coffee (loanword) (Tw)

威逼

see styles
wēi bī
    wei1 bi1
wei pi
to threaten; to coerce; to intimidate

強逼


强逼

see styles
qiǎng bī
    qiang3 bi1
ch`iang pi
    chiang pi
to compel; to force

懵逼

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měng bī
    meng3 bi1
meng pi
(dialect) stupefied; dumbfounded

所逼

see styles
suǒ bī
    suo3 bi1
so pi
 shohitsu
constrained

撕逼

see styles
sī bī
    si1 bi1
ssu pi
(slang) (lit.) to tear cunt; (fig.) (of females) to have a catfight; to have a bitch fight

操逼

see styles
cào bī
    cao4 bi1
ts`ao pi
    tsao pi
variant of 肏屄[cao4 bi1]

敦逼

see styles
dūn bī
    dun1 bi1
tun pi
 tonhiki
to press

牛逼

see styles
niú bī
    niu2 bi1
niu pi
variant of 牛屄[niu2 bi1]

硬逼

see styles
yìng bī
    ying4 bi1
ying pi
to pressure; to press; to force; to compel; to push; to coerce; to urge; to impel; to bully into; to be compelled

緊逼


紧逼

see styles
jǐn bī
    jin3 bi1
chin pi
to press hard; to close in on

肏逼

see styles
cào bī
    cao4 bi1
ts`ao pi
    tsao pi
variant of 肏屄[cao4 bi1]

苦逼

see styles
kǔ bī
    ku3 bi1
k`u pi
    ku pi
 kuhitsu
(coll.) miserable; wretched
afflicted by suffering

蛋逼

see styles
dàn bī
    dan4 bi1
tan pi
(dialect) to talk nonsense; to chat idly

裝逼


装逼

see styles
zhuāng bī
    zhuang1 bi1
chuang pi
variant of 裝屄|装屄[zhuang1 bi1]

追逼

see styles
zhuī bī
    zhui1 bi1
chui pi
to pursue closely; to press; to demand (payment); to extort (a concession)

逗逼

see styles
dòu bī
    dou4 bi1
tou pi
(slang) silly but amusing person

進逼


进逼

see styles
jìn bī
    jin4 bi1
chin pi
to advance on something; to press closely (on some goal)

鄰逼


邻逼

see styles
lín bī
    lin2 bi1
lin pi
 rinhiki
to reach

隣逼

see styles
lín bī
    lin2 bi1
lin pi
 rinhiki
to reach

逼供信

see styles
bī gòng xìn
    bi1 gong4 xin4
pi kung hsin
to obtain confessions by compulsion; confession under duress

逼惱事


逼恼事

see styles
bīn ǎo shì
    bin1 ao3 shi4
pin ao shih
 hikinōji
distressful situation

逼惱苦


逼恼苦

see styles
bī nǎo kǔ
    bi1 nao3 ku3
pi nao k`u
    pi nao ku
 hiki nō ku
distress

逼迫身

see styles
bī pò shēn
    bi1 po4 shen1
pi p`o shen
    pi po shen
 hikihaku shin
physically tormented

不逼切

see styles
bù bī qiē
    bu4 bi1 qie1
pu pi ch`ieh
    pu pi chieh
 fu hikisai
does not oppress (harass, etc.)

所逼切

see styles
suǒ bī qiē
    suo3 bi1 qie1
so pi ch`ieh
    so pi chieh
 sho hikisai
that which is stifled

苦所逼

see styles
kǔ suǒ bī
    ku3 suo3 bi1
k`u so pi
    ku so pi
 ku shohiki
stifled by suffering

高逼格

see styles
gāo bī gé
    gao1 bi1 ge2
kao pi ko
(slang) high-end; classy

逼上梁山

see styles
bī shàng liáng shān
    bi1 shang4 liang2 shan1
pi shang liang shan
driven to join the Liangshan Mountain rebels; to drive to revolt; to force sb to desperate action

逼人太甚

see styles
bī rén tài shèn
    bi1 ren2 tai4 shen4
pi jen t`ai shen
    pi jen tai shen
to push sb too far; to go too far (in oppressing people)

逼惱苦事


逼恼苦事

see styles
bīn ǎo kǔ shì
    bin1 ao3 ku3 shi4
pin ao k`u shih
    pin ao ku shih
 hikinōku ji
to act of torment

逼良為娼


逼良为娼

see styles
bī liáng wéi chāng
    bi1 liang2 wei2 chang1
pi liang wei ch`ang
    pi liang wei chang
to force an honest girl into prostitution (idiom); to debauch

逼迫惱亂


逼迫恼乱

see styles
bī pò nǎo luàn
    bi1 po4 nao3 luan4
pi p`o nao luan
    pi po nao luan
 hippaku nōran
irritates

逼遣方便

see styles
bī qiǎn fāng biàn
    bi1 qian3 fang1 bian4
pi ch`ien fang pien
    pi chien fang pien
 hikiken hōben
(Skt. haṭha-yoga)

咄咄逼人

see styles
duō duō bī rén
    duo1 duo1 bi1 ren2
to to pi jen
overbearing; forceful; aggressive; menacing; imperious

威逼利誘


威逼利诱

see styles
wēi bī lì yòu
    wei1 bi1 li4 you4
wei pi li yu
to make threats and promises

官逼民反

see styles
guān bī mín fǎn
    guan1 bi1 min2 fan3
kuan pi min fan
a government official drives the people to revolt (idiom); a minister provokes a rebellion by exploiting the people

水刑逼供

see styles
shuǐ xíng bī gòng
    shui3 xing2 bi1 gong4
shui hsing pi kung
water-boarding, interrogation technique used by CIA

率爾敦逼


率尔敦逼

see styles
shuài ěr dūn bī
    shuai4 er3 dun1 bi1
shuai erh tun pi
 shutsuini tonhiki
hard

相續逼切


相续逼切

see styles
xiāng xù bī qiē
    xiang1 xu4 bi1 qie1
hsiang hsü pi ch`ieh
    hsiang hsü pi chieh
 sōzoku hikisai
continually oppressed

親近鄰逼


亲近邻逼

see styles
qīn jìn lín bī
    qin1 jin4 lin2 bi1
ch`in chin lin pi
    chin chin lin pi
 shinkon rinpiki
to draw near to

金融逼迫

see styles
 kinyuuhippaku / kinyuhippaku
    きんゆうひっぱく
(See 金融緩和) monetary stringency; tight-money situation

需給逼迫

see styles
 jukyuuhippaku / jukyuhippaku
    じゅきゅうひっぱく
supply and demand tightness; supply-demand crunch

飢渴所逼

see styles
jī kě suǒ bī
    ji1 ke3 suo3 bi1
chi k`o so pi
    chi ko so pi
hard-pressed by hunger and thirst

社交牛逼症

see styles
shè jiāo niú bī zhèng
    she4 jiao1 niu2 bi1 zheng4
she chiao niu pi cheng
(neologism c. 2021) gregariousness; facility in social interaction; confidence in social settings

Variations:
逼迫
ひっ迫

see styles
 hippaku
    ひっぱく
(n,vs,vi) (1) tightness (of money, financial conditions, etc.); pressure; stringency; (n,vs,vi) (2) being strained (of a situation); being tense; being pressing; being tough

現行率爾敦逼


现行率尔敦逼

see styles
xiàn xíng shuài ěr dūn bī
    xian4 xing2 shuai4 er3 dun1 bi1
hsien hsing shuai erh tun pi
 gengyō shutsuini tonpiki
active harshness, cruelty, violence

Variations:
迫る(P)
逼る

see styles
 semaru(p); seru(迫ru)(ok)
    せまる(P); せる(迫る)(ok)
(v5r,vi) (1) to approach; to draw near; to be imminent; (transitive verb) (2) to press (someone for something); to urge; to compel

鄰國戰諍互相逼惱


邻国战诤互相逼恼

see styles
lín guó zhàn zhēng hù xiāng bīn ǎo
    lin2 guo2 zhan4 zheng1 hu4 xiang1 bin1 ao3
lin kuo chan cheng hu hsiang pin ao
 rinkoku sensō gosō hikinō
mutual oppression in a war between neighboring states

Variations:
迫る(P)
逼る(rK)

see styles
 semaru(p); seru(迫ru)(ok)
    せまる(P); せる(迫る)(ok)
(v5r,vi) (1) to approach; to draw near; to be imminent; (transitive verb) (2) to press (someone for something); to urge; to compel

Variations:
電力需給逼迫警報
電力需給ひっ迫警報

see styles
 denryokujukyuuhippakukeihou / denryokujukyuhippakukeho
    でんりょくじゅきゅうひっぱくけいほう
power demand warning; power alert

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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