劫匪 jiéfěi, bandit/robber 绑匪 bǎngfěi, [綁匪], kidnapper 匪 fěi, bandit/(literary) not 匪徒 fěitú, gangster/bandit 土匪 tǔfěi, bandit 匪夷所思 fěiyísuǒsī, unimaginable/outrageous/freakish 受益匪浅 shòuyìfěiqiǎn, [受益匪淺], to benefit (from) 匪帮 fěibāng, [匪幫], gang of bandits/criminal gang (formerly often used of political opponents) 盗匪 dàofěi, [盜匪], bandit 匪首 fěishǒu, bandit 叛匪 pànfěi, rebel bandit 匪盗 fěidào, [匪盜], bandit 交情匪浅 jiāoqíngfěiqiǎn, [交情匪淺], to be very close/to understand each other 共匪 gòngfěi, communist bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (... 剿匪 jiǎofěi, to send armed forces to suppress 匪巢 fěicháo, bandit stronghold 匪徒集团 fěitújítuán, [匪徒集團], gangster 匪穴 fěixué, bandit den/rebel stronghold 夙夜匪懈 sùyèfěixiè, to work from morning to night (idiom) 散匪 sǎnfěi, scattered bandits/fig. random jottings/marginal notes 枪匪 qiāngfěi, [槍匪], bandits with guns/an armed criminal/a gunman 白匪 báifěi, white bandit (i.e. Nationalist soldier) 胡匪 húfěi, [鬍匪], bandit (old) 蔫土匪 niāntǔfěi, scoundrel with an honest demeanor/see also 蔫兒壞|蔫儿坏[niān r huài] 赤匪 chìfěi, red bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw)) 顽匪 wánfěi, [頑匪], gangster/bandit