Usage of the character 匪
fěi
匪
[匪]
- bandit
- (literary) not
chìfěi
赤匪
[赤匪]
- red bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw))
báifěi
白匪
[白匪]
- white bandit (i.e. Nationalist soldier)
wánfěi
顽匪
[頑匪]
- gangster
- bandit
pànfěi
叛匪
[叛匪]
- rebel bandit
jiǎofěi
剿匪
[剿匪]
- to send armed forces to suppress
fěixué
匪穴
[匪穴]
- bandit den; rebel stronghold
fěitú
匪徒
[匪徒]
- gangster
- bandit
tǔfěi
土匪
[土匪]
- bandit
fěibāng
匪帮
[匪幫]
- gang of bandits
- criminal gang (formerly often used of political opponents)
sǎnfěi
散匪
[散匪]
- scattered bandits
- (fig.) random jottings; marginal notes
húfěi
胡匪
[鬍匪]
- bandit (old)
fěidào
匪盗
[匪盜]
- bandit
fěishǒu
匪首
[匪首]
- bandit
hànfěi
悍匪
[悍匪]
- brutal bandit; ferocious criminal
jiéfěi
劫匪
[劫匪]
- bandit
- robber
gòngfěi
共匪
[共匪]
- communist bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw))
fěicháo
匪巢
[匪巢]
- bandit stronghold
qiāngfěi
枪匪
[槍匪]
- bandits with guns
- an armed criminal
- a gunman
bǎngfěi
绑匪
[綁匪]
- kidnapper
dàofěi
盗匪
[盜匪]
- bandit
jǐngfěi
警匪
[警匪]
- police and criminals
- (genre of fiction) crime
niāntǔfěi
蔫土匪
[蔫土匪]
- scoundrel with an honest demeanor
shòuyìfěiqiǎn
受益匪浅
[受益匪淺]
- to benefit (from)
fěiyísuǒsī
匪夷所思
[匪夷所思]
- unimaginable
- outrageous
- freakish
sùyèfěixiè
夙夜匪懈
[夙夜匪懈]
- to work from morning to night (idiom)
jiāoqíngfěiqiǎn
交情匪浅
[交情匪淺]
- to be very close
- to understand each other
fěitújítuán
匪徒集团
[匪徒集團]
- gangster