variant of 槓|杠[gang4]

lever; pry bar; crowbar; financial leverage

car bumper

slash; forward slash (punctuation mark); (neologism, attested by 2016) (coll.) (attributive) pursuing multiple career paths concurrently; having a portfolio career; (of a career, identity etc) multi-path; multi-hyphenate; slashie

bar; bold line; horizontal bar (gymnastics event)

parallel bars (gymnastics event)

trapeze (gymnastics)

to bicker; to argue for the sake of arguing; to carry on poles (together with sb else); to carry a coffin on poles

crowbar

to get into a dispute with

to sharpen a knife (or razor etc)

pole carrier; coffin-bearer

(old) chief coffin bearer; (fig.) argumentative person; a kind of bread made with a dough flattened using a rolling pin 槓子|杠子[gang4 zi5]

thick bar; solid carrying pole

to cross out

(slang) (neologism c. 2018) argumentative person

to shake; to rock

barbell

(Tw) to lose one's shirt (gambling); to meet with failure (from Taiwanese 摃龜, Tai-lo pr. [kòng-ku])

bar; horizontal bar

backslash (computing)

extortion by taking advantage of sb's weakness

(slang) (originally northeast dialect) excellent; great

to carry out gymnastic tricks on horizontal bar

uneven bars (gymnastics)

young person who pursues multiple careers simultaneously; a young slashie

leveraged buyout (LBO)

(finance) leverage; gearing

financial leverage; leveraging (i.e. buying shares on borrowed funds)

deleveraging (i.e. paying off part of a leverage loan)