injustice; wrong; grievance

a Chinese family name

bend; crook; bow; flex | [nasal-stop alternant] 彎 [waan1].

subdue; submit; yield to

(verb) (of trick) to set (someone) up

"bending machine", taking advantage of a bug or flaw in a videogame and using it as a cheat

by extension, breaking the rules to win

adopting unfair practices, exploit (video gaming); having to surrender because being unable to win

to bend/go down on one's knees

verb; kneel, kneel down, Metaphor by external oppression and obedience/give up or surrender

crooked

taking a short cut across the road when driving

to cross a border illegally

to stay in a hostel without registering

the illegal crossing of a border (by boat) | rel: 蛇頭

stowaway illegal immigrants

swindle money off sb.

to blackmail someone for money

curtsy

to take advantage of sb in a blatant and bullying way

force one to take the blame or responsibility

indomitable; unyielding

humiliating

to surrender; to yield

condescend

verb; condescend (to take a post offered)

(saying) steady; unchanging; faithful; loyal

to condescend (or be kind enough)

indefensible; to find oneself bested in argument; to be unable to appeal to good reasoning

a quick turn around

(phrase / adverb / verb) to change one's mind just like that; an instant change of mind; a sudden / quick turnaround in the opposite direction; to do a U-turn

unbending in the threat of force

can be counted on one's finger (very few)

to suffer an injustice

to suffer an injustice [written and colloquial]

to feel wronged or misunderstood;

(with an object) to inconvenience someone or treat someone wrongly

suffer from injustice

injustice

to extort (somebody)

unbending; unyielding

small and cramped

(adj.) usually describes a place that is small, uncomfortable and stuffy.