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Unicode/Hanzi Search: U+72AF (犯)

72AF
犯
commit crime, violate; criminal
Radical
Strokes (without radical) 2 Total Strokes 5
Mandarin reading fàn Cantonese reading faan6
Japanese on reading han bon Japanese kun reading okasu
Korean reading pem Vietnamese reading phạm

CEDICT Entries:

   [ fàn ]    to violate, to offend, to assault, criminal, crime, to make a mistake, recurrence (of mistake or sth bad)
   [ fàn shàng ]    to offend one's superiors
   [ fàn shàng zuò luàn ]    to rebel against the emperor (idiom)
   [ fàn bu shàng ]    see 犯不著|犯不着[fan4 bu5 zhao2]
   [ fàn bu zhaó ]    not worthwhile
   [ fàn shì ]    to break the law, to commit a crime
   [ fàn rén ]    convict, prisoner, criminal
   [ fàn shǎ ]    to be foolish, to play dumb, to gaze absentmindedly
   [ fàn jìn ]    to become excited
   [ fàn gu ]    to hesitate, to have second thoughts, to be concerned, to brood (over sth), to complain
   [ fàn de shàng ]    worthwhile (often in rhetorical questions, implying not worthwhile)
   [ fàn de zhaó ]    worthwhile (often in rhetorical questions, implying not worthwhile), also written 犯得上
   [ fàn ]    to violate a taboo
   [ fàn chù ]    to be afraid, to feel nervous
   [ fàn choú ]    to worry, to be anxious
   [ fàn ]    criminal intent
   [ fàn chù ]    variant of 犯怵[fan4 chu4]
   [ fàn jiè ]    to go against the rules (of a religious order), to break a ban (e.g. medical)
   [ fàn àn ]    to commit a crime or offence
   [ fàn ]    illegal drug, narcotic
   [ fàn ]    to break the law
   [ fàn hún ]    confused, mixed up, muddled up, befuddled
   [ fàn bìng ]    to fall ill
   [ fàn kùn ]    (coll.) to get sleepy
   [ fàn jìn ]    to violate a ban
   [ fàn zuì ]    to commit a crime, crime, offense
   [ fàn zuì tuán huǒ ]    a criminal gang
   [ fàn zuì xué ]    criminology
   [ fàn zuì xiàn chǎng ]    scene of the crime
   [ fàn zuì zhě ]    criminal, perpetrator
   [ fàn zuì xíng weí ]    criminal activity
   [ fàn zuì tuán ]    crime syndicate
   [ fàn guī ]    to break the rules, an illegality, a foul
   [ fàn huì ]    to use the tabooed name 名諱|名讳[ming2 hui4] of hierarchical superiors (old), to violate a taboo, to use a taboo word or character
   [ fàn pín ]    (dialect) to talk nonsense, garrulous
   [ fàn cuò ]    to err, to make a mistake, to do the wrong thing
   [ fàn nán ]    to feel embarrassed, to feel awkward
⇒    [ fàn zaì fàn ]    to keep doing (the wrong thing)
⇒    [ fàn zaì fàn ]    to keep doing (the wrong thing)
⇒    [ qīn fàn ]    inviolable, inviolability
⇒    [ qīn fàn quán ]    inviolability
⇒    [ zhǔ fàn ]    culprit
⇒    [ qīn fàn ]    non-aggression
⇒    [ jǐng shuǐ fàn shuǐ ]    everyone minds their own business
⇒    [ rén fàn ]    criminal, culprit, suspect (old)
⇒    [ xià fàn shàng ]    to disrespect one's superiors, to offend one's elders
⇒    [ zuò jiān fàn ]    to flout the law
⇒    [ laí fàn ]    to invade one's territory
⇒    [ qīn fàn ]    to infringe on, to encroach on, to violate, to assault
⇒    [ fàn ]    casual offender, casual offense
⇒    [ qīng chaó laí fàn ]    to turn out in force ready to attack (idiom)
⇒    [ xiōng fàn ]    murderer
⇒    [ gòng fàn ]    accomplice
⇒    [ zaì fàn ]    to repeat a crime, persistent offender
⇒    [ maò fàn ]    to offend
⇒    [ maò fàn zhě ]    offender
⇒    [ xíng shì fàn ]    a criminal
⇒    [ xíng shì fàn zuì ]    criminal offense
⇒    [ chū fàn ]    first offender, first offense
⇒    [ tóng àn fàn ]    accomplice
⇒    [ tóng fàn ]    accomplice
⇒    [ dān weì fàn zuì ]    crime committed by an organization
⇒    [ qiú fàn ]    prisoner, convict
⇒    [ fàn ]    female offender in imperial China (old)
⇒    [ xián fàn ]    criminal suspect
⇒    [ xián fàn ]    a suspect
⇒    [ shaò nián fàn ]    young criminal, juvenile delinquent
⇒    [ cháng fàn ]    to commit (an error) often, common (mistake)
⇒    [ qiáng jiān fàn ]    rapist
⇒    [ cóng fàn ]    accessory to a crime, accomplice
⇒    [ xìng qīn fàn ]    to assault sexually, to molest
⇒    [ guàn fàn ]    recidivist, habitual criminal
⇒    [ liàn tóng fàn ]    pedophile
⇒    [ zhàn fàn ]    war criminal
⇒    [ zhèng zhì fàn ]    political prisoner
⇒    [ míng zhī fàn ]    deliberate violation (idiom); intentional crime
⇒    [ baò fàn zuì ]    violent crime
⇒    [ qīn fàn ]    criminal whose arrest has been ordered by the emperor
⇒    [ shā rén fàn ]    murderer, homicide
⇒    [ shuǐ fàn jǐng shuǐ ]    lit. river water does not interfere with well water (idiom); Do not interfere with one another., Mind your own business.
⇒    [ liú cuàn fàn ]    criminal at large
⇒    [ xiàn xíng fàn ]    criminal caught red-handed
⇒    [ jiǎ zhàn fàn ]    a grade A war criminal
⇒    [ fàn ]    a suspect
⇒    [ zhòng nán fàn ]    (idiom) one cannot afford to incur public wrath, it is dangerous to incur the anger of the masses
⇒    [ zhī fàn ]    to know the law and break it (idiom); consciously going against the rules
⇒    [ shén shèng qīn fàn ]    sacred, inviolable
⇒    [ qiū haó fàn ]    (idiom) (of soldiers) highly disciplined, not committing the slightest offence against civilians
⇒    [ cuàn fàn ]    to raid, an intrusion (of the enemy, or bandit groups)
⇒    [ leǐ fàn ]    to repeatedly commit an offense, repeat offender, habitual criminal, recidivist, recidivism
⇒    [ zòng huǒ fàn ]    arsonist
⇒    [ zuì fàn ]    criminal
⇒    [ xié cóng fàn ]    induced accomplice, coerced accomplice, accomplice under duress
⇒    [ liáng xīn fàn ]    prisoner of conscience
⇒    [ yaò fàn ]    major criminal
⇒    [ chù fàn ]    to violate, to offend
⇒    [ yuè fàn ]    escaped prisoner
⇒    [ taó fàn ]    escaped criminal, fugitive from the law (criminal suspect on the run)
⇒    [ tōng fàn ]    wanted criminal, fugitive (from the law)
⇒    [ lián fàn ]    successive offenses, serial crime
⇒    [ jìn fàn ]    to invade
⇒    [ guò fàn ]    previous sins
⇒    [ weí fàn ]    to violate, to infringe
⇒    [ zhòng fàn ]    serious criminal, felon

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