Paris, capital of France; the largest city on the European continent and a major cultural, economic, and political center.

A country in eastern South America

Region in West Asia bordering the Mediterranean Sea; also refers to the Palestinian territories or state

mouth; the area around the mouth

an island nation in the Caribbean Sea; Cuba

Pakistan; a country in South Asia

Lebanon; a country in Western Asia on the Mediterranean coast

Bath, a city in southwest England famous for its hot springs and literary history.

a large motor vehicle used for public transport; motor coach

chin; lower jaw

1. The protruding part at the back of an animal's body; also used for the back or end part of an object. 2. A person who follows someone else in order to keep them under surveillance.

Baghdad, the capital city of Iraq

bean-shaped structure of the lymphatic system that filters foreign substances and produces lymphocytes

a type of small white blood cell produced in the bone marrow, lymph nodes, and spleen that plays a key role in the immune system; lymph cell

Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan and a major port on the Caspian Sea

the inner surface of the hand

large bus; coach

(loanword) lymph; the colorless fluid that circulates through the lymphatic system in humans and animals

short for [[巴塞罗那|巴塞羅那|ba1 sai4 luo2 na4]], referring to the football club FC Barcelona or the city of Barcelona

Barcelona, a city in Spain

Albania, a country in the western Balkan Peninsula of Europe

Bari, a port city in the Puglia region of southern Italy

(derogatory) a villager or country person; a bumpkin who lacks worldly experience

a given name (Bart or Barth); refers to people such as the French critic Roland Barthes

City in the United States, in north-central Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay; also used as a surname.

Pen name of the famous modern writer Li Yaotang (1904-2005), known for his anarchist leanings and his trilogy [[家春秋|家春秋|jia1 chun1 qiu1]]

The Republic of Panama; a country in Central America

medium-sized passenger bus or minibus; a short form of [[中型巴士|中型巴士|zhong1 xing2 ba1 shi4]]

George S. Patton (1885-1945), prominent U.S. Army general during World War I and World War II.

a person who is unable to speak; a mute person

The fictional character from the folk tale "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" in the "Arabian Nights" collection.

(loanword) a type of ballroom dance originating from Cuba

An ancient Mesopotamian empire located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, including the Old Babylonian Kingdom and the Neo-Babylonian Empire

ancient Greek city-state famous for its military prowess and strict discipline

mud; mire; wet and sticky soil

Starbucks, a US coffee shop chain

Western given name Barbara

Barack Obama (1961–), US Democrat politician and president from 2009–2017

The name Sebastian, usually referring to a person or place.

Country in the Caribbean consisting of an archipelago of islands northeast of Cuba

Bahrain, an island country in the Persian Gulf

to earnestly wish for; to long for; to look forward to something happening

(loanword) a rhythmic Brazilian dance of African origin, famous for its energetic style and association with Carnival; also refers to the music for this dance

Barack, Barak, or Ballack; common transliteration for these Western names

Island and province of Indonesia

to stammer or stutter; to have a speech impediment where sounds or words are repeated or interrupted

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), the famous German composer

(vulgar) penis; cock