opera martial artist; stage weapons
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Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesnoun
martial arts performer; acrobat in traditional opera
dialectSpecific to traditional Chinese opera (Peking opera, etc.), referring to actors who specialize in acrobatic fighting scenes.
Tā他
zài在
xì戏
bān班
lǐ里
chàng唱
wǔ武
bǎ把
zi子
，
gōng功
fū夫
shí十
fēn分
liǎo了
de得
。
He performs as a martial arts actor in the opera troupe, with remarkable skill.
Wǔ武
bǎ把
zi子
bù不
jǐn仅
yào要
yǒu有
wǔ武
gōng功
，
hái还
yào要
huì会
fān翻
gēn跟
tou头
。
Martial arts performers need not only fighting skills but also acrobatic abilities like somersaults.
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Zhè这
wèi位
wǔ武
bǎ把
zi子
de的
bàn扮
xiàng相
yīng英
qì气
bī逼
rén人
。
This martial arts performer has a strikingly heroic stage appearance.
noun
stage weapons and props used in martial arts performances
dialectRefers to spears, swords, and other weaponry used in opera fighting scenes; equivalent to 把子².
Yǎn演
yuán员
men们
zhèng正
zài在
hòu后
tái台
liàn练
xí习
wǔ武
bǎ把
zi子
。
The actors are practicing with stage weapons backstage.
Wǔ武
bǎ把
zi子
bāo包
kuò括
dāo刀
qiāng枪
jiàn剑
jǐ戟
děng等
gè各
zhǒng种
bīng兵
qì器
。
Stage weapons include various arms such as swords, spears, and halberds.
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Tā他
zhuān专
mén门
fù负
zé责
bǎo保
guǎn管
xì戏
bān班
lǐ里
de的
wǔ武
bǎ把
zi子
。
He is specifically in charge of storing the troupe's stage weapons.