bar; pub; a place where alcoholic drinks are served and consumed

A business that provides computers with internet access for a fee; also known in Taiwan as [[网咖|網咖|wang3 ka1]].

A counter in a bar, restaurant, or coffee shop where drinks are prepared and served.

to make a smacking sound with the lips while eating or speaking

A barroom or specific area in a restaurant or hotel where alcohol is served and consumed.

to smack one's lips in surprise or while eating; to make a smacking sound with the mouth or lips

The sound of smacking one's lips, often while eating.

the sound of something snapping or breaking; also written as [[喀吧|喀吧|ka1 ba1]]

You figure it out for yourself; do as you please.

clueless, scatterbrained, or muddleheaded; colloquial and often associated with Northeastern Chinese dialects

an establishment that caters to a predominantly LGBT clientele

A bar that primarily serves gay customers. Also called a [[同志酒吧|同志酒吧|tong2 zhi4 jiu3 ba1]].

The administrator or moderator of an online forum or message board, specifically on Baidu Tieba

a person responsible for managing and moderating an online forum or discussion board

(dialect) loquacious; used to describe someone who is very chatty or talks incessantly

onomatopoeia for a clicking or pattering sound

(loanword) used to represent chatter or repetitive speech; etcetera

A female server or hostess in a bar; also refers to a bar girl who accompanies customers.

a woman who serves drinks in a bar or nightclub

A person who lures someone to an expensive bar under the guise of a date or meeting, then receives a commission from the resulting exorbitant bill.

a woman who lures men to a bar where they are charged exorbitant prices for drinks

The sound of cracking, snapping, or breaking, such as the sound of a stick snapping or fists clenching. Also written as [[咔吧|咔吧|ka1 ba1]].

historical name for Yujing District in Tainan, Taiwan, primarily associated with the 1915 anti-Japanese uprising

An armed uprising against Japanese colonial rule in Taiwan in 1915, led by Yu Qingfang and centered at Xilaian Temple in Tainan; it was the largest and bloodiest revolt of its kind. Also known as the [[西来庵事件|西來庵事件|xi1 lai2 an1 shi4 jian4]], the [[玉井事件|玉井事件|yu4 jing3 shi4 jian4]], or the [[余清芳事件|余清芳事件|yu2 qing1 fang1 shi4 jian4]].

A place rich in oxygen and clean air, such as a large forest or nature reserve; often referred to as the "lungs of the planet".

(variant form) an internet discussion board or message forum

hostess bar that allows physical contact

(dialect) used to tell someone to drop a subject or stop what they are doing; give me a break

Establishment where oxygen is provided for patrons to inhale for health or relaxation. The second character [[吧|吧|ba5]] is a transliteration of the English word "bar".

A small shop or stall that serves various drinks, typically providing seating along with books, magazines, or simple entertainment.

To spend a long time at a bar or internet cafe, usually for the purpose of killing time; to go clubbing.

go wash up and go to sleep; used sarcastically to tell someone to give up on a hopeless idea or to stop talking nonsense

The act of flooding an online forum, specifically a Baidu Tieba [[吧|吧|ba5]], with repetitive posts or spam to disrupt its normal function

(colloquial) Used to tell someone to stop talking or to not waste their effort; "save your breath" or "give it a rest".

A small, Western-style tea house; the term is modeled on [[酒吧|酒吧|jiu3 ba1]] and uses the phonetic loanword [[吧|吧|ba1]]

A commercial establishment providing telephone services to the public, typically managed by staff and often offering low-cost internet calling.

An online community forum for users to discuss specific topics; specifically refers to the service hosted by Baidu.

disco; dance club; a venue where people dance to disco or electronic music

discotheque; disco bar

A woman who works at a bar, serving drinks or entertaining customers.

young woman who works as a hostess or waitress at a bar

an exclamation of frustration or annoyance, such as "oh, shit!" or "damn it!"; a phonetic loan from the Korean expression "a! ssibal!"

A leisure establishment or workshop where customers can try their hand at making their own pottery; the character [[吧|吧|ba1]] is a loanword from the English word "bar"