There are 19 total results for your 綁 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
綁 绑 see styles |
bǎng bang3 pang |
to tie; bind or fasten together; to kidnap |
綁住 绑住 see styles |
bǎng zhù bang3 zhu4 pang chu |
to fasten; to bind |
綁匪 绑匪 see styles |
bǎng fěi bang3 fei3 pang fei |
kidnapper |
綁定 绑定 see styles |
bǎng dìng bang3 ding4 pang ting |
(loanword) binding; to bind (e.g. an account to a mobile phone number) |
綁帶 绑带 see styles |
bǎng dài bang3 dai4 pang tai |
bandage; puttee |
綁架 绑架 see styles |
bǎng jià bang3 jia4 pang chia |
to kidnap; to abduct; to hijack; a kidnapping; abduction; staking |
綁樁 绑桩 see styles |
bǎng zhuāng bang3 zhuang1 pang chuang |
(Tw) to buy off influential people (in an election, a call for tenders etc) |
綁標 绑标 see styles |
bǎng biāo bang3 biao1 pang piao |
bid rigging; collusive tendering |
綁票 绑票 see styles |
bǎng piào bang3 piao4 pang p`iao pang piao |
to kidnap (for ransom) |
綁紮 绑扎 see styles |
bǎng zā bang3 za1 pang tsa |
to bind; to wrap up; (computing) binding |
綁縛 绑缚 see styles |
bǎng fù bang3 fu4 pang fu |
to tie up; to bind; to tether; bondage (BDSM) |
綁腿 绑腿 see styles |
bǎng tuǐ bang3 tui3 pang t`ui pang tui |
leg wrappings; puttee; gaiters; leggings |
綁走 绑走 see styles |
bǎng zǒu bang3 zou3 pang tsou |
to abduct; to kidnap |
捆綁 捆绑 see styles |
kǔn bǎng kun3 bang3 k`un pang kun pang |
to bind |
被綁 被绑 see styles |
bèi bǎng bei4 bang3 pei pang |
kidnap victim; kidnapped (person) |
解綁 解绑 see styles |
jiě bǎng jie3 bang3 chieh pang |
to unbind (e.g. a phone number from an account) |
鬆綁 松绑 see styles |
sōng bǎng song1 bang3 sung pang |
to untie; (fig.) to ease restrictions |
綁赴市曹 绑赴市曹 see styles |
bǎng fù shì cáo bang3 fu4 shi4 cao2 pang fu shih ts`ao pang fu shih tsao |
to bind up and take to the market (idiom); to take a prisoner to the town center for execution |
五花大綁 五花大绑 see styles |
wǔ huā dà bǎng wu3 hua1 da4 bang3 wu hua ta pang |
to bind a person's upper body, with arms tied behind the back and rope looped around the neck; to truss up |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 19 results for "綁" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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