a rigid bar resting on a pivot, used to help move a heavy or fixed load; something used to gain an advantage

horizontal bar fixed to the front or back of a vehicle to reduce damage in a collision

a piece of gymnastics equipment consisting of two horizontal bars supported on vertical posts

horizontal bar used in gymnastics and strength training and competition

uneven parallel bars used in women's gymnastics

heavy weight used in weightlifting or strength training

(colloquial) to argue for the sake of arguing; to bicker; to disagree for no reason

thick bar or solid carrying pole used for moving heavy objects

A metal bar used to pry up or move heavy objects, often with one flattened end; also called [[撬棍|撬棍|qiao4 gun4]]

To overcharge or extort money from someone by taking advantage of their weakness or using a flimsy excuse; to fleece.

A pole made from a thick section of bamboo, typically used for carrying heavy items on one's shoulders

A thick line drawn when reading or correcting a text to serve as a mark or to cross something out

a bar used to bolt a door from the inside

to argue or bicker; to contradict someone defensively

A person hired to carry a coffin or heavy items during a funeral procession

(old) A shop that provided equipment, labor, or ceremonial musicians for funerals and weddings.

a cylindrical object placed between a heavy load and the ground to act as a wheel for moving heavy machinery or equipment

to perform gymnastic exercises or tricks on a horizontal bar

the backslash character used in computing

trapeze used in gymnastics

(dialect) to argue pointlessly; to wrangle for the sake of arguing; same as [[抬杠|抬杠|tai2 gang4]]

To interfere or meddle in something that does not concern oneself; to butt in.

the slanting bar symbol; a virgule or solidus

young person who pursues multiple careers or income streams simultaneously; typically refers to someone with a diverse professional identity

a set of four identical tiles declared in mahjong that are all drawn by the player from the wall and kept face down

to get into a dispute or conflict with someone; to find oneself at loggerheads with another person

a person who helps carry a coffin during a funeral procession

to sharpen a knife or a razor on a strop or stone to make it keen

An argumentative person; someone who loves to argue for the sake of arguing or disagree with others.

to cross out; to strike out through a line

leveraged buyout; LBO

(slang, originally northeast dialect) excellent; great; top-notch

a pole used for climbing in sports or physical education

(slang) a person who is habitually argumentative or enjoys disagreeing with others for the sake of it

to shake; to rock

(Taiwan) to lose a bet; to fail to win a lottery; to meet with complete failure or lose one's investment. From Taiwanese Hokkien [[扛龟|摃龜|gong4 gui1]].

bar; horizontal bar

Methods used by a state to regulate social and economic activity, such as taxation, credit, wages, or bonuses

(finance) leverage or gearing; the use of borrowed money to increase the potential return on an investment

the use of borrowed money to buy assets or increase the potential return on an investment

the process of reducing debt by paying off a portion of existing loans