an imperious and domineering manner; high-handedness; arrogance

to contend for hegemony or a dominant position; to struggle for mastery in a high-level competition

a powerful ruler, hegemon, or despot; a person who rules by force rather than by legal right

overbearing; high-handed; bossy or unreasonable

(historical) A powerful leader or chief of the feudal lords during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC).

To act in a high-handed and unreasonable manner; to oppress others or rule as a despot by relying on one's power or influence.

to seize or take possession of something by force; to grab and hold through power or bullying

To seek hegemony or exert dominance through power and force; to lord it over others.

the political, economic, or military predominance of one state over others in international relations

A person or thing of enormous size or power; a leviathan or behemoth.

The policy or practice of seeking to dominate other nations and exert power over their sovereignty and interests.

local despot or gangster who uses power and violence to bully or dominate a certain area

To take exclusive possession or control of something, such as a market or territory

the great achievements or career of a hegemon, especially in the context of ancient China's contending states

To oppose hegemony or those who seek global or regional dominance.

The title adopted by [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]], a famous general and ruler at the end of the Qin dynasty.

(idiom) to bully others in the same trade and dominate the market through unfair, coercive, or monopolistic practices

A war or conflict fought for hegemony; also used to refer to a high-stakes competition or championship match.

a cruel or tyrannical landlord who oppresses others

to lord it over others by relying on power or influence and assuming the role of a leader

A spoiled, tyrannical, or overbearing person; often used to describe a child who acts like a little bully at home.

Bazhou, a county-level city in [[廊坊|廊坊|lang2 fang2]] City, Hebei

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

(idiom) to exercise sole hegemony over a district or a specific field; to lord it over an area as a local despot. This term often carries a negative or disapproving tone.

A bandit, gangster, or thug who operates along roads or railways to rob travelers or extort illegal tolls from drivers.

Bazhou, a county-level city in Langfang, Hebei province

Naha, the capital city of Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

A person who uses force or intimidation to monopolize a vegetable market and suppress competitors.

(Mainland China) a power company or individual that uses its control over the electricity supply to extort, harass, or demand bribes from users

Each dominates a certain area or region; used to describe powerful local figures or warlords who exert control over their own respective territories.territories

A local bully or tyrant who dominates fishing grounds and exploits or oppresses fishermen.

Ba County, a former county in Hebei Province (now the county-level city of [[霸州|霸州|ba4 zhou1]]), located northeast of Xiong County between the Daqing and Zhongting rivers

A brand of computer sound cards developed by Creative Technology; sometimes used generally for sound cards.

The five powerful rulers who dominated the Chinese feudal states during the Spring and Autumn period (770–476 BC).

to reign supreme; to dominate; originally a borrowing from Japanese meaning to conquer or win a championship

to be bossy or unreasonable with no regard for the feelings of others; tyrannical

A local bully who relies on power or influence to mistreat and dominate others in a specific area.

To ride a bus, taxi, or train without paying the fare; to be a fare evader.

(slang) a high-achieving student who is extremely hardworking or academically talented; a straight-A student

a measure used to compare the purchasing power of different currencies based on the price of a Big Mac burger across countries

a measure used to compare the purchasing power of different currencies based on the price of a [[巨无霸|巨無霸|ju4 wu2 ba4]] in various countries

Originally the name of a legendary giant during the Xin Dynasty; now used to describe a person or thing of enormous size. Modern usage is almost always written as [[巨无霸|巨無霸|ju4 wu2 ba4]]

gambling machine operated by pulling a lever or pushing a button

the lunar phase after the new moon begins to show light, specifically the period from the second to the eighth day of the lunar month

the video game series StarCraft; popular variant name used in Taiwan and other than [[星际争霸|星際爭霸|xing1 ji4 zheng1 ba4]]

The video game series StarCraft

the five powerful rulers who held leadership over the other feudal lords during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC); while lists vary, the most common includes Duke Huan of Qi [[齐桓公|齊桓公|qi2 huan2 gong1]], Duke Xiang of Song [[宋襄公|宋襄公|song4 xiang1 gong1]], Duke Wen of Jin [[晋文公|晉文公|jin4 wen2 gong1]], Duke Mu of Qin [[秦穆公|秦穆公|qin2 mu4 gong1]], and King Zhuang of Chu [[楚庄王|楚莊王|chu3 zhuang1 wang2]]

Cao Ba (circa 704–770), a famous painter of the Tang Dynasty noted for his portraits and paintings of horses; he was a descendant of the Wei Dynasty imperial family and served as a general under Emperor Xuanzong.

a student who behaves in a tyrannical or aggressive manner toward others at a school