bandit; robber; person who uses force to seize property

person who kidnaps others for ransom; bandit who carries out abductions

an armed bandit, brigand, or outlaw who robs people and creates trouble in a local area

unthinkable or bizarre; used to describe ideas, words, or actions that are so strange they cannot be understood through normal reasoning

gangster; bandit; criminal who behaves like a bandit

gang of bandits or a criminal gang

to receive a great deal of benefit or profit; to be much enlightened

to send armed forces to eliminate or suppress bandits

police and criminals; a genre of fiction centered on crime and law enforcement

The chieftain or head of a band of robbers or rebels.

robbers or bandits who use violence to steal property and disrupt public order

To reap no little benefit; to gain a great deal of profit or advantage from an experience

a bandit who is involved in a rebellion

Bandits who have survived or have not yet been fully eliminated; remnant outlaws.

brutal bandit; ferocious criminal

robbers and thugs who operate on trains, buses, or along highways to rob, steal, and threaten the safety of passengers

An anti-communist soldier or member of the Nationalist forces during the Chinese Civil War.

The calamity and suffering caused by bandits and outlaws.

Robbers at sea who attack and plunder ships; also known as [[海盗|海盜|hai3 dao4]].

gangs of bandits or brigands; any bad people who do evil; also written [[匪徒|匪徒|fei3 tu2]] or [[匪人|匪人|fei3 ren2]]

a professional bandit or brigand who frequently commits robberies and acts of violence

bandit; robber; person who uses violence to seize property and disrupt public order

A bandit or robber; anyone who does evil things or behaves like riffraff.

to be in league with bandits; to collude with outlaws

(derogatory) A communist spy; specifically refers to agents from the Chinese Communist Party sent to infiltrate Taiwan. Used historically in Taiwan by the Nationalist Party (KMT) during the Cold War era.

a stubborn or diehard bandit; an obstinate gangster

The disaster or suffering caused by the activities of bandits.

to work diligently from morning to night without rest; to be hardworking day and night

The den or stronghold where bandits, rebels, or enemies are entrenched

To harbor or give shelter to outlaws

to have a deep friendship; to understand each other very well

(derogatory) communist bandit, a term used historically by the KMT to refer to Chinese communists and PLA soldiers; still occasionally used in Taiwan.

a stronghold or hideout occupied by bandits, enemies, or hostile forces

(literary) behavior that violates social norms or goes against the natural order of things; lawless ways

a gang or organized group of bandits and criminals

to be diligent and never slack off; to not be idle

a hideout or den for bandits or outlaws

Slang or argot used by gangs, bandits, and outlaws that is intelligible only to members of the same group

(derogatory) a name for the Boxers, a group active in China during the late Qing dynasty; implies that their actions were like those of bandits or outlaws

A criminal who uses violence or threats to seize property from others; bandit or mugger

(derogatory) members of the Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists who participated in the Boxer Rebellion (1899-1901)

(historical) Nian rebels who were active in northern China during the mid-19th century (1853–1868)

an armed criminal or gunman; bandit with a gun

A bandit or criminal who engages in kidnapping for ransom

A gang or organized group of bandits.

(literary) bandit or brigand; specifically refers to the mounted bandits that were active in northeast China in former times

A scoundrel who appears honest, sincere, or simple on the outside but is actually devious and calculating on the inside.

a person who appears quiet or dull on the outside but is actually devious or malicious