There are 57 total results for your 陪 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
陪 see styles |
péi pei2 p`ei pei bai |
to accompany; to keep sb company; to assist; old variant of 賠|赔[pei2] To accompany, associated with; add to, assist. |
陪乗 see styles |
baijou / baijo ばいじょう |
(noun/participle) riding in the same carriage (car) (with a superior); attending on (one's superior) in the same carriage |
陪伴 see styles |
péi bàn pei2 ban4 p`ei pan pei pan |
to accompany |
陪侍 see styles |
péi shì pei2 shi4 p`ei shih pei shih baiji ばいじ |
to wait upon (older people); to accompany; attendant retainer; attending on the nobility |
陪同 see styles |
péi tóng pei2 tong2 p`ei t`ung pei tung |
to accompany |
陪堂 see styles |
hoitou / hoito ほいとう hoito ほいと |
(1) (archaism) being served food outside the meditation hall (at a Zen temple); (2) (archaism) serving food; food served; (3) (archaism) begging; beggar; (archaism) begging; beggar |
陪奩 陪奁 see styles |
péi lián pei2 lian2 p`ei lien pei lien |
dowry |
陪嫁 see styles |
péi jià pei2 jia4 p`ei chia pei chia |
dowry |
陪審 see styles |
baishin ばいしん |
jury |
陪席 see styles |
baiseki ばいせき |
(n,vs,vi) sitting with one's superior; in attendance |
陪床 see styles |
péi chuáng pei2 chuang2 p`ei ch`uang pei chuang |
to look after a hospitalized loved one |
陪従 see styles |
baijuu; beijuu / baiju; beju ばいじゅう; べいじゅう |
(n,vs,vi) waiting upon; attending on; accompanying |
陪產 陪产 see styles |
péi chǎn pei2 chan3 p`ei ch`an pei chan |
to be present during childbirth |
陪睡 see styles |
péi shuì pei2 shui4 p`ei shui pei shui |
to trade sex for favorable treatment (career advancement, higher grades, rent-free accommodation etc); to sleep in the same bed as one's child |
陪練 陪练 see styles |
péi liàn pei2 lian4 p`ei lien pei lien |
training partner; sparring partner |
陪罪 see styles |
péi zuì pei2 zui4 p`ei tsui pei tsui |
to apologize; apology |
陪聊 see styles |
péi liáo pei2 liao2 p`ei liao pei liao |
to keep sb company for a chat; (esp.) to be a paid escort |
陪膳 see styles |
baizen; haizen ばいぜん; はいぜん |
(noun/participle) (archaism) serving food (to a nobleman); nobleman's server |
陪臚 陪胪 see styles |
péi lú pei2 lu2 p`ei lu pei lu Bairo |
陪囉嚩 Bhairava, the terrible, name of Śiva, also of Viṣṇu and other devas, also of a 金剛神. |
陪臣 see styles |
baishin ばいしん |
(hist) rear vassal; daimyo's retainer |
陪葬 see styles |
péi zàng pei2 zang4 p`ei tsang pei tsang |
to be buried with or next to dead person (of deceased's partner, or of funerary objects) |
陪襯 陪衬 see styles |
péi chèn pei2 chen4 p`ei ch`en pei chen |
to serve as a foil; to set off; a foil; a contrast |
陪観 see styles |
baikan ばいかん |
(noun, transitive verb) viewing something in the company of one's superior |
陪護 陪护 see styles |
péi hù pei2 hu4 p`ei hu pei hu |
to attend to the needs of (an invalid, disabled person etc); caregiver |
陪讀 陪读 see styles |
péi dú pei2 du2 p`ei tu pei tu |
to accompany one's child or spouse who is studying overseas; to help a child with their study, reading or practicing together |
陪送 see styles |
péi sòng pei2 song4 p`ei sung pei sung |
dowry; to give as a dowry; to accompany sb |
陪都 see styles |
péi dū pei2 du1 p`ei tu pei tu baito ばいと |
provisional capital of a country (e.g. in time of war); secondary capital; alternative capital secondary capital city (of historical China) |
陪酒 see styles |
péi jiǔ pei2 jiu3 p`ei chiu pei chiu |
to drink along (with sb) |
陪食 see styles |
péi shí pei2 shi2 p`ei shih pei shih baishoku ばいしょく |
(n,vs,vi) dining with one's superior; dining with one's superiors To keep one company at meals. |
陪餐 see styles |
baisan ばいさん |
(See 聖体拝領) Lord's Supper (in Protestantism) |
久陪 see styles |
jiǔ péi jiu3 pei2 chiu p`ei chiu pei |
to accompany over long term |
作陪 see styles |
zuò péi zuo4 pei2 tso p`ei tso pei |
to attend (a banquet etc) to keep a chief guest company |
全陪 see styles |
quán péi quan2 pei2 ch`üan p`ei chüan pei |
tour escort (throughout the entire tour) |
反陪 see styles |
henbai へんばい |
(1) ceremony performed by a sorcerer to protect a noble setting out on a trip; (2) dance steps inspired by this ceremony |
地陪 see styles |
dì péi di4 pei2 ti p`ei ti pei |
local guide; tour escort |
失陪 see styles |
shī péi shi1 pei2 shih p`ei shih pei |
Excuse me, I must be leaving now. |
奉陪 see styles |
fèng péi feng4 pei2 feng p`ei feng pei |
(honorific) to accompany; to keep sb company |
安陪 see styles |
abe あべ |
(surname) Abe |
阿陪 see styles |
abe あべ |
(surname) Abe |
陪唱女 see styles |
péi chàng nǚ pei2 chang4 nu:3 p`ei ch`ang nü pei chang nü |
KTV hostess |
陪囉嚩 see styles |
péi luō pó pei2 luo1 po2 p`ei lo p`o pei lo po Bairaba |
Bhairava |
陪審制 see styles |
baishinsei / baishinse ばいしんせい |
jury system |
陪審員 陪审员 see styles |
péi shěn yuán pei2 shen3 yuan2 p`ei shen yüan pei shen yüan baishinin ばいしんいん |
juror juror; juryman |
陪審團 陪审团 see styles |
péi shěn tuán pei2 shen3 tuan2 p`ei shen t`uan pei shen tuan |
jury |
陪產假 陪产假 see styles |
péi chǎn jià pei2 chan3 jia4 p`ei ch`an chia pei chan chia |
paternity leave |
陪葬品 see styles |
péi zàng pǐn pei2 zang4 pin3 p`ei tsang p`in pei tsang pin |
funerary objects (items buried together with the dead) |
大陪審 see styles |
daibaishin だいばいしん |
(See 小陪審) grand jury |
小陪審 see styles |
shoubaishin / shobaishin しょうばいしん |
(See 大陪審) petty jury; petit jury |
陪唱小姐 see styles |
péi chàng xiǎo jie pei2 chang4 xiao3 jie5 p`ei ch`ang hsiao chieh pei chang hsiao chieh |
KTV hostess |
陪審制度 see styles |
baishinseido / baishinsedo ばいしんせいど |
jury system |
陪審裁判 see styles |
baishinsaiban ばいしんさいばん |
trial by jury; jury trial |
三陪小姐 see styles |
sān péi xiǎo jie san1 pei2 xiao3 jie5 san p`ei hsiao chieh san pei hsiao chieh |
female escort; bar girl |
大陪審團 大陪审团 see styles |
dà péi shěn tuán da4 pei2 shen3 tuan2 ta p`ei shen t`uan ta pei shen tuan |
grand jury |
御陪聳山 see styles |
gobaishouyama / gobaishoyama ごばいしょうやま |
(personal name) Gobaishouyama |
Variations: |
baichou; baizuka / baicho; baizuka ばいちょう; ばいづか |
{archeol} subsidiary burial mound (Kofun period); satellite burial mound |
Variations: |
hoitou(陪堂); hoito / hoito(陪堂); hoito ほいとう(陪堂); ほいと |
(1) (ほいとう only) (archaism) being served food outside the meditation hall (at a Zen temple); (2) (ほいとう only) (archaism) serving food; food served; (3) (archaism) begging; beggar |
Variations: |
henbai へんばい |
(1) (See 禹歩・1) ceremony performed by a sorcerer to protect a noble setting out on a trip; (2) dance steps inspired by this ceremony |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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