- 鞭炮 biānpào firecrackersfirecrackers or a string of small firecrackers
- 鞭子 biānzi whip
- 放鞭炮 fàngbiānpào set off firecrackersto set off firecrackers
- 鞭策 biāncè spurto spur on, urge on, or encourage someone to make progress or work harder
- 鞭打 biāndǎ whipto strike or beat with a whip, lash, or rod, typically as a punishment or to drive an animal
- 马鞭 mǎbiān horsewhip
- 教鞭 jiàobiān pointerteacher's pointer
- 皮鞭 píbiān leather whipa whip made of leather; a lash
- 快马加鞭 kuàimǎjiābiān accelerateto spur the horse to full speed; to make an extra effort to go as fast as possible
- 鞭挞 biāntà lashto lash; (fig.) to castigate
- 扬鞭 yángbiān swaggerto act in a proud, boastful, or triumphant manner
- 鞭长莫及 biānchángmòjí unreachablebeyond the reach of one's power, influence, or help, typically due to great distance
- 鞭笞 biānchī flogto beat with a whip or lash, typically as a form of corporal punishment
- 牛鞭 niúbiān pizzlethe penis of a bull, typically consumed as a food item or used in traditional Chinese medicine
- 鞭刑 biānxíng caningcaning (corporal punishment)
- 鞭毛 biānmáo flagellum
- 竹鞭 zhúbiān rhizomethe horizontal underground stem of a bamboo plant
- 钢鞭 gāngbiān macemace (weapon)
- 鞭辟入里 biānpìrùlǐ incisivepenetrating and sharp in analysis or expression, reaching the very core of a matter
- 掘墓鞭尸 juémùbiānshī exhume and flogto exhume a body for public flogging (idiom)
- 投鞭断流 tóubiānduànliú mighty armyarms enough to stem the stream (idiom); a formidable army
- 党鞭 dǎngbiān whip(politics) whip
- 鞭痕 biānhén welta mark, scar, or bruise on the skin left by a whip or lash
- 先鞭 xiānbiān be firstto be the first; to lead the way
- 鞭节 biānjié flagellum
- 鞭虫 biānchóng whipworm
- 霸王鞭 bàwángbiān rattle sticka traditional percussion instrument consisting of a bamboo stick filled with coins or metal rings, used in folk dancing
- 长鞭 chángbiān long whipa long whip, usually used for driving livestock.
- 鞭毛纲 biānmáogāng flagellateflagellate (class of protozoans)
- 三节鞭 sānjiébiān three-section staffA traditional Chinese martial arts weapon consisting of three rods connected by chains or metal rings.
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH