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铍 鈹 pí 〈名〉 1. A type of metallic element, known as beryllium, is one of the hard and lightweight metals, used in the manufacturing of airplanes, rockets, and the nuclear industry. It has the strongest ability to penetrate X-rays and can be used to make X-ray tubes. 2. A grayish steel-colored, light, hard, brittle, and toxic bivalent metallic element, with high electrical conductivity and high penetration capability for X-rays. It exists in compound form and can be reduced from its compounds (such as by electrolysis). It is mainly used as a hardening agent in alloys (e.g., with copper), in X-ray tubes as a window, and in nuclear reactors as a moderator and reflective layer (English: beryllium)—element symbol Be. 3. Also see pī. 1. A long needle used in traditional Chinese medicine for acupuncture. 2. A double-edged knife. 3. A spear. 1. A long needle used in traditional Chinese medicine for acupuncture. 2. A double-edged knife: "The feather tribe uses beak distance as a knife." 3. A spear. 铍 鈹 pī 〈名〉 1. Long needle used in acupuncture (English: long needle used in acupuncture). 2. A weapon; a double-edged knife, also said to be a long lance (English: long lance). 铍 鈹 pī 〈形〉 1. Improperly used as "颇" (pō). Inclined, not upright (English: inclined). 2. Also see pí. 铍 鈹 pī 〈名〉 1. Long needle used in acupuncture (English: long needle used in acupuncture). Example: 如:铍针 (pí zhēn, a medical instrument used in traditional Chinese medicine, resembling a sword at the end, with blades on both sides, often used in surgery to puncture and drain pus and blood); 铍刀 (pí dāo, that is, beryllium needle). 2. A weapon; double-edged knife, also described as a long lance (English: long lance). Reference: 1 《左传·昭公二十七年》: Draw the sword and stab the king, pierce into the chest. 铍 鈹 pī 〈形〉 1. Improperly used as "颇" (pō). Inclined, not upright (English: inclined). Reference: 1 《荀子·成相》: The official must handle it without being incorrect. 2. Also see pí.