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迫 — Chinese character

迫
pò
to compel, to force; pressing, urgent

Pinyin
pò
Radical
162 ⾡ (Walk)
Strokes
8
Components
辶 白
Formation
pictophonetic — walk; meaning component 辶; sound component 白
Japanese
迫 as a kanji

Common words with 迫

WordPinyinMeaning
被迫bèi pòto be compelled; to be forced
迫害pò hàito persecute
强迫 (強迫)qiǎng pòto compel; to force
迫使pò shǐto force; to compel
压迫 (壓迫)yā pòto oppress; to repress
迫切pò qièurgent; pressing
逼迫bī pòto force; to compel
紧迫 (緊迫)jǐn pòpressing; urgent
胁迫 (脅迫)xié pòto coerce; to compel
迫不及待pò bù jí dài(idiom) unable to hold oneself back; eager to do sth without delay
迫击炮 (迫擊炮)pǎi jī pàomortar (weapon); Taiwan pr. [po4 ji2 pao4]
迫于 (迫於)pò yúconstrained; restricted

English words written with 迫

迫 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Art of War 1 · Mencius 1 · Zhuangzi 5

Data: Make Me a Hanzi (Arphic Public License (graphics.txt); LGPL-3.0-or-later (dictionary.txt)); Unihan Database (Unicode License v3); CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0). Retrieved 2026-10-22.

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