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甭 (béng) is used in Chinese dialects to express a negative command, similar to the English phrase "don't". It is used to tell someone not to do something, or to stop doing something. For example, "甭跑了！" (béng pǎo le!) means "Don't run!"
It can also be used to express disbelief or disbelief in something. For example, "甭信他！" (béng xìn tā!) means "Don't believe him!"
It can also be used to express a lack of interest in something. For example, "甭管他！" (béng guǎn tā!) means "Don't bother with him!"
Finally, it can be used to express a lack of need for something. For example, "甭给我！" (béng gěi wǒ!) means "Don't give it to me!"
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