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to stop / cease / dismiss / suspend / to quit / to finish, (final part.)
Usage
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罷 (bà)
1. Stop; rest.
停,歇。
2. Dismiss; relieve.
免去,解除。
3. Completed; finished.
完了,畢。
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1. Stop; rest:
停,歇: 罷休 (to stop resting), 罷工 (to cease work), 罷課 (to suspend classes), 罷市 (to close the market), 罷論 (to abandon the discussion), 罷筆 (to stop writing).
2. Dismiss; relieve:
免去,解除: 罷免 (to dismiss), 罷官 (to relieve from office), 罷職 (to cease a job), 罷黜 (to depose).
3. Completed; finished:
完了,畢: 吃罷飯 (to finish eating).
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罷 (bà)
(verb)
【Original meaning】: Dismiss from office; relieve; abolish.
【Character formation】: Pictophonetic. Composed of 网 (wǎng) and 能 (néng), indicating capturing talented individuals with a net.
1. Dismiss from office:
同本義 ([En.] dismiss from office)
【Example】: 罷官 (to relieve from office).
2. Send back:
遣返,遣歸 ([En.] send back).
【Example】: 罷散 (to disperse).
3. Stop; cease:
停止 ([En.] stop; cease).
【Example】: 罷手 (to stop; cease).
4. Finish:
完畢 ([En.] finish).
【Example】: 吃罷了飯 (finished eating).
5. Abolish; annul:
廢除; 取消 ([En.] abolish).
【Example】: 罷棄 (to abolish).
6. Return:
歸,返回 ([En.] return).
【Example】: 罷出 (to exit).
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7. Express disappointment or anger; often used in repetition.
表示失望、憤恨,常疊用。
【Example】: 罷! 罷! (Enough! Enough!).
8. See also ba; pí.
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1. Same as “吧”.
同“ 吧 ”。
Used at the end of a sentence, with the same usage as “吧”.
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1. An archaic form of “疲”; tired.
古同“ 疲 ”,累。
Adjective: exhausted; weary.
Example: In *Huai Nan Zi*: "The spirit is exhausted while the body is still able, thus the horse dies from fatigue."
In *Wen Xuan*: "When military actions are continuous, the people become fatigued."
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