to hold; to grasp; to hold a baby in position to help it urinate or defecate; handlebar; classifier: handful, bundle, bunch; classifier for things with handles; (used to put the object before the verb: 把[ba3] + {noun} + {verb})
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handle
to shake hands
handle; grip; knob
to stand as a goalkeeper; to keep guard on a gate
acrobatics; jugglery; trick; ploy
to grasp (also fig.); to seize; to hold; assurance; certainty; sure (of the outcome)
labor contractor; gangmaster
handle; (fig.) information that can be used against sb
to raise one's wine cup
torch; CL:把[ba3]
mop
to guard
to keep watch (during a clandestine activity); to be on the lookout
broom
to control; to dominate; to monopolize
handle
door knob; door handle
deputy leader; the second-in-command
(coll.) about one; one or so
to play the market; to speculate (on financial markets); to profiteer
brake lever; crank handle for stopping or turning off machinery
toilet plunger
a handle
to guard a pass; to check on sth
to pick up a girl; to get a girl
handle
to support a child (or invalid etc) while he or she urinates
to support a child (or invalid etc) while he or she defecates
to play with; to fiddle with
person skilled in a trade; skill
low-level officer of the army from the Ming to the mid Qing Dynasty
(Tw) (slang) daddy (pun on 爸爸[ba4 ba5])
to control; to be in charge of
to turn around in one's hands; to play with; to fiddle with
trustworthy; dependable
stem (bicycle component)
(dialect) see 仔細|仔细[zi3 xi4]
to feel the pulse; to take sb's pulse
to hold the rudder; to hold (to take, to be at) the helm; to steer
to have an intimate friendship
tiller of a boat
handlebar (of a bicycle); shaft (of a rickshaw)
pickaxe handle
door knob; door handle; also pr. [men2 ba4]
drill (in sword play); to thrash around; to demonstrate gymnastic skills; to solicit financial help (in an indirect way); to show off
working hand; member of a work team; participant; the boss (short form of 第一把手[di4 yi1 ba3 shou3])
to attempt all tasks at once; to manage every detail regardless of its importance
inexpert; a botcher
seal of authority; official seal