The pinyin for steak is bā and pá, the consonants are b and p, the rhymes are both a, and the tones are first and second.

I. Interpretation of steak

[ bā ]

1, to grasp; to clasp tightly with one's fingers.

2, planing; digging.

3, peel; take off.

[ pá ]

1, to bring something together or apart by hand or rake.

2, to tickle or scratch with the hands.

3. a cooking method. The ingredients (whole pieces or whole chickens or ducks, etc.) are first boiled until half-cooked, then put into a frying pan to be deep-fried, and finally crisped over a moderate fire.

4. To steal property from someone.

2. Group words

Pickpocket, pickpocket, pickpocket, pickpocket, pickpocket, pickpocket, etc.

Group words

I. pickpocket?

[ pā kāi ]

To make something fall apart by hand or with a rake-like tool.

[ bā kāi ]

1. to set apart.

2. to plow apart; to take apart; to dig up.

2. pickpocket [ pá qiè ]?

To steal (property) from someone.

III. pickpocket [ pá shǒu ]?

Also known as 掱手. A thief who steals property from others.

Four, pickpocket [ bā pí ]?

Metaphorically, cruel exploitation.

V. Pickpocket [ bā chē ]?

Climbing onto a moving train, automobile, etc.