壁咚
Chinese
wall; rampart
boom (of a drum)
simp.
and
trad.
(
壁咚
)
壁
咚
Etymology
From
Japanese
壁
(
かべ
)
ドン
(
kabedon
)
.
Pronunciation
Mandarin
(
Pinyin
)
:
bìdōng
(
Zhuyin
)
:
ㄅㄧˋ ㄉㄨㄥ
Cantonese
(
Jyutping
)
:
bik
1
dung
1
Mandarin
(
Standard Chinese
)
+
Hanyu Pinyin
:
bìdōng
Zhuyin
:
ㄅㄧˋ ㄉㄨㄥ
Tongyong Pinyin
:
bìdong
Wade–Giles
:
pi
4
-tung
1
Yale
:
bì-dūng
Gwoyeu Romatzyh
:
bihdong
Palladius
:
бидун
(bidun)
Sinological IPA
(key)
:
/pi⁵¹ tʊŋ⁵⁵/
Cantonese
(
Standard Cantonese
,
Guangzhou
–
Hong Kong
)
+
Jyutping
:
bik
1
dung
1
Yale
:
b
ī
k d
ū
ng
Cantonese Pinyin
:
bik
7
dung
1
Guangdong Romanization
:
big
1
dung
1
Sinological IPA
(
key
)
:
/pɪk̚⁵ tʊŋ
⁵⁵
/
Verb
壁咚
(
neologism
,
colloquial
,
usually of a man towards a woman
)
to
put
one's
hand
against a
near
wall
(romantically or hostilely), creating a
barrier
with the
arm
and
preventing
someone from
moving
Noun
壁咚
(
neologism
,
colloquial
,
usually of a man towards a woman
)
the act of
putting
one's
hand
against a
near
wall
(
romantically
or
hostilely
), creating a
barrier
with the
arm
and
preventing
someone
from
moving
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