miàn​bì

to face the wall

Senses

面壁 miàn​bì to face the wall

To sit facing a wall; often refers to the Buddhist practice of meditation or to being sent to a corner as a punishment.

面壁 miàn​bì to devote oneself

To devote oneself entirely to study, work, or a difficult pursuit.

面壁 miàn​bì to ignore

To pay no attention to someone or something; to give the cold shoulder.

面壁 miàn​bì to meditate facing a wall

(Buddhism) To sit facing a wall in silent meditation, as attributed to Bodhidharma

面壁 miàn​bì to be idle

To appear to have nothing to do; to be in a state of idleness

面壁 miàn​bì to reach high mastery

To achieve a high level of proficiency or attainment, especially through long-term dedicated practice

References

see 面壁/面壁 面壁思过/面壁思過