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SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
bìng- and
- furthermore
- also
- together with
- (not) at all
- simultaneously
- to combine
- to join
- to merge
bìng- variant of 一併|一并, to lump together
- to treat along with all the others
bìng- not at all
- emphatically not
bìngqiě- and
- besides
- moreover
- furthermore
- in addition
bìng- to merge into
- to incorporate in
bìngliè- to stand side by side
- to be juxtaposed
bìngkǒu- parallel port (computing)
bìngzuò- to sit together
bìngcún- to exist at the same time
- to coexist
bìng- to include
bìngpái- side by side
- abreast
bìngtiáo- drawing (textile industry)
bìng- parallel excitation
- shunt excitation
- shunt-wound (e.g. electric generator)
bìngchēng- joint name
- combined name
bìng- to exist side by side
- to exist simultaneously
bìnglián- parallel connection
bìngjiān- alongside
- shoulder to shoulder
- side by side
- abreast
bìngzhēn- to arrive simultaneously
bìng- to develop simultaneously
- to undertake concurrently
bìngchǔ- to impose an additional penalty
bìngxíng- to proceed in parallel
- side by side (of two processes, developments, thoughts etc)
bìngjìn- to advance together
bìngzhòng- to lay equal stress on
- to pay equal attention to
bìngfēi- really isn't
bìng- variant of 合併|合并[he2 bing4]
zhěngbìng- to merge
- to consolidate
- consolidation
cáibìng- cut down and merge
bìngqún- paraphyletic group
bìnglián- lit. twin lotus flowers on one stalk
- fig. a devoted married couple
bìngxíngkǒu- parallel port (computing)
yāobìngshǐ- idemfactor (expressing a vector as sum of its three orthogonal projections)
jiānbìngjiān- shoulder to shoulder
- abreast
- side by side
Sānjiāngbìngliú- Three Parallel Rivers National Park, in mountainous northwest Yunnan World Heritage protected area: the three rivers are Nujian 怒江 or Salween, Jinsha 金沙江 or upper reaches of Changjiang and Lancang 澜沧江 or Mekong
bìngzàihu- really does not care
bìngxíngbèi- to run in parallel without hindrance
- not mutually exclusive
- two processes can be implemented without conflict
bìngxíngchéng- parallel program
bìngxíngsuàn- parallel computing
bìngjià- to run neck and neck
- to keep pace with
- to keep abreast of
- on a par with one another
jiānróngbìngbāo- to include and monopolize many things
- all-embracing
jiānshōubìng- incorporating diverse things (idiom)
- eclectic
- all-embracing
gāngróubìng- to couple strength and gentleness (idiom)
yángbìng- combining native and foreign methods
xiéshǒubìngjiān- hand in hand and shoulder to shoulder
xiāngbìnglùn- to discuss two disparate things together (idiom); to mention on equal terms
- to place on a par with
- (often with negatives: impossible to mention X in the same breath as Y)
shēngqíngbìngmào- (of a singer etc) excellent in voice and expression (idiom)
běnbìngsāifēn- benzothiophene C8H9, a heterocyclic compound (with one benzene ring and one cyclopentene ring)
liánbiāobìngzhěn- lit. reins together and carriages level (idiom); keeping exactly abreast of one another
- running neck and neck
tóubìngjìn- to go forward together (idiom); to undertake simultaneous tasks
- going hand in hand
jiānbìngshōugòu- mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
kěndìngbìng- active conjoined sentence

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