匪
bandit; not; non-
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesnoun
bandit; robber; gangster
formalRefers to armed robbers or outlaws, often used in historical or formal contexts.
This group of bandits has been plundering passing caravans in the deep mountains.
The government sent troops to wipe out this bandit problem.
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The robber robbed the bank and took hostages.
The villagers united to repel the bandit gang that came to harass them.
Ancient border areas were often harassed by bandits.
adverb
not; extremely; beyond
literaryFormal literary usage, only used in fixed phrases or written expressions.
This cooperation has brought both sides great benefits.
His idea is truly unbelievable, leaving people completely unable to understand it.
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The heavy rain caused considerable losses, with many farmlands flooded.
This mysterious relic has an unbelievably sophisticated construction technique.
His contributions to the academic field are significant, leaving precious research materials for future generations.