The word combinations and pinyin words of "Pak" are as follows:
Pak open [pākāi] Use a rake or hands to spread things. [bākāi] Use your hands to spread it to both sides.
Bāpí means cruel exploitation.
Bala [bāla] (square) (action) to use chopsticks to push rice into your mouth
Bāchē [bāchē] a motor vehicle that climbs and moves.
Pagan [bāgǎn] the name of the ship.
Bāxiā [bāxiā] fooling around.
A nail [bādīng] is a steel fixture with two spikes on the nail head, used to fix two pieces of wood together
An ear [ěrbā] is an ear dig.
Tiěbā [tiěbā] iron rake.
Pickpocket [páqiè] (verb) steal property from others.
Cheating inside and outside [chīlǐpáwài] is the same as "eating inside and outside", receiving the benefits of Party A, but secretly doing your best for Party B. Also used to eat inside and outside.
Pickpocket [páshǒu] (name) a thief who steals other people's property
Pickpocket [págāo] is a cold food made from buckwheat noodles.
Plough [páli]
Pluck ashes [páhuī] The father-in-law and his daughter-in-law committed adultery
Plunder [páfēn] to make money and make extra money.
pick up [pálōu]〈方〉
pick up the high and step down low [bāgāocǎdī] is a metaphor for flattering and clinging to those above, and bullying and suppression for those below.
Badai [bādài] Paidai means playing a piece of music through auditory imitation and then writing down the music score. In the process of notation, through the training of listening and notation skills, it will promote the overall improvement of your musical ability.
Put your ears and scratch your cheeks [páěrsāosāi] to describe being anxious and helpless.
Dabajiao [dǎbājiǎo] girls’ hair is combed on both sides and tied into a splayed shape.
Pafu [bāfú] lie down.
Bācāmógǔ [bācāmógǔ] refers to 'Mogu', also known as "Mogu". Delay; entanglement.
Pick off [bādiào] to tear down; to dig out; to dig out
pickpocket hand [baérshǒu] see 'pickpocket', (name) a thief who steals other people's belongings
Open the stomach and peel off the skin [kāitángbāpí] to cut open the belly, take out the internal organs, and peel off the skin.
小包头[xiǎobātóu] prostitute; private prostitute.
Maggot pick [qūbā] a toothless rake that stirs up maggots in manure. It is a metaphor for a person who stirs up trouble and stirs up trouble for no reason.
掤Pahanghao [bīngbādiàokǎo] means to take off clothes forcibly, tie them up, hang them up and torture them. Same as "stretch and hang torture".
Palong [palóng] is a hand-rowed smuggling speedboat equipped with weapons in the late Qing Dynasty.
Chaibā [cháibā] A bamboo utensil for holding firewood.
Extreme anxiety, abnormal worry, equivalent to "being on tenterhooks".