"bandit stronghold" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
匪巢 fěi cháo bandit stronghold syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
胡子 鬍子 hú zi beard / mustache or whiskers / facial hair / CL:撮[zuo3],根[gen1] / (coll.) bandit syn
强盗 強盜 qiáng dào to rob (with force) / bandit / robber / CL:個|个[ge4] syn
劫匪 jié fěi bandit / robber
暴徒 bào tú bandit / thug / ruffian syn
马子 馬子 mǎ zi bandit / brigand / gambling chip / chamber pot / (slang) girl / chick / babe syn
要塞 yào sài stronghold / fort / fortification syn
匪徒 fěi tú gangster / bandit syn
土匪 tǔ fěi bandit syn
据点 據點 jù diǎn stronghold / defended military base / base for operations / strategic point / foothold / (market) presence
山寨 shān zhài fortified hill village / mountain stronghold (esp. of bandits) / (fig.) knockoff (goods) / counterfeit / imitation syn
众志成城 眾志成城 zhòng zhì chéng chéng unity of will is an impregnable stronghold (idiom) syn
盗匪 盜匪 dào fěi bandit syn
匪首 fěi shǒu bandit syn
桥头堡 橋頭堡 qiáo tóu bǎo bridgehead (military) / stronghold serving as a base for advancing further into enemy territory / bridge tower (ornamental structure at either end of a bridge) / (fig.) gateway (place that provides access to other places beyond it) / bridgehead (key location serving as a base for further expansion) syn
奸贼 奸賊 jiān zéi a traitor / a treacherous bandit syn
直捣 直搗 zhí dǎo to advance directly toward (an enemy stronghold etc) / (fig.) to directly target (the main objective)
天险 天險 tiān xiǎn a natural stronghold syn
毛子 máo zi hairy fellow / foreigner / Russian (derog.) / bandit (old) / tuft of fine hair
流寇 liú kòu roving bandit / rebel band
sài (bound form) strategic stronghold syn
bǎo (bound form) fortress / stronghold / (often used to transliterate -berg, -burg etc in place names) / (bound form) burger (abbr. for 漢堡|汉堡[han4bao3]) syn
dào to steal / to rob / to plunder / thief / bandit / robber syn
kòu to invade / to plunder / bandit / foe / enemy syn
fěi bandit / (literary) not syn
无坚不摧 無堅不摧 wú jiān bù cuī no stronghold one cannot overcome (idiom) / to conquer every obstacle / nothing one can't do / to carry everything before one syn
认贼作父 認賊作父 rèn zéi zuò fù lit. to acknowledge the bandit as one's father (idiom) / fig. a complete betrayal / to sell oneself to the enemy syn
共匪 gòng fěi communist bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw))
zhài stronghold / stockade
匪盗 匪盜 fěi dào bandit syn
叛匪 pàn fěi rebel bandit
匪穴 fěi xué bandit den / rebel stronghold syn
劫寨 jié zhài to seize a stronghold / to surprise the enemy in his camp
据守天险 據守天險 jù shǒu tiān xiǎn to guard a natural stronghold
窝子 窩子 wō zi lair / den / stronghold
铁票区 鐵票區 tiě piào qū (Tw) safe seat (in an election) / stronghold (for a political party or candidate) / a district in which a majority of voters consistently votes for a particular party or candidate
白匪 bái fěi white bandit (i.e. Nationalist soldier) syn
刘邦 劉邦 liú bāng Liu Bang (256 or 247-195 BC), bandit leader who became first Han emperor Han Gaozu 漢高祖|汉高祖 (reigned 202-195 BC)
渠魁 qú kuí rebel leader / ringleader / bandit chieftain
窜犯 竄犯 cuàn fàn to raid / an intrusion (of the enemy, or bandit groups) syn
逆贼 逆賊 nì zéi renegade / traitor and bandit
顽匪 頑匪 wán fěi gangster / bandit
赤匪 chì fěi red bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw))
对着和尚骂贼秃 對著和尚罵賊禿 duì zhe hé shang mà zéi tū lit. in the presence of a monk, insult another monk, calling him a bald-headed bandit (idiom) / fig. to insult indirectly / to criticize obliquely
成则为王,败则为寇 成則為王,敗則為寇 chéng zé wéi wáng , bài zé wéi kòu lit. called a king if successful, called a bandit if defeated (idiom) / fig. losers are always in the wrong
胡匪 鬍匪 hú fěi bandit (old) syn
宵小 xiāo xiǎo thief / bandit / scoundrel / villain
大盗 大盜 dà dào thief / bandit (esp. one who has gained notoriety)
悍匪 hàn fěi brutal bandit / ferocious criminal
江洋大盗 江洋大盜 jiāng yáng - dà dào (idiom) infamous pirate / (by extension) notorious bandit or robber
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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