spit out; stick out; blow out

send out; put forth

vomit; spew; throw up

give up unwillingly; disgorge

utter; tell; pour out

(for tou3 and tu4)

(for tou3 and tu3)

number two

第二, 第二號

unaspirated

out with the old in with the new; exale stale air and breathe in fresh air

give vent to one's feelings (lit., "emit breath")

toast

多士

something you have to say, otherwise you don't feel comfortable

to take in and send out (in large quantities)

to vomit; to spit out

spit blood

vomiting blood

verb; literally: exhale freely and expand the eyebrows. it means feel proud and elated after long period of stress or bad conditions; a feeling of exaltation upon fulfillment; appear very proud and self- satisfied; be elated

pour out one's grievances; pour forth one's bitterness

to spit; to expectorate

to spit phlegm

vomit

to tell; to disclose; to reveal

to vomit; to throw up

morning sickness

an emetic (drug that induces vomiting)

Tolo Harbour, or Tai Po Hoi is a harbour in New Territories of Hong Kong

to spit; to spill out

Profit Taking

afraid to say a word (lit: "swallow vomit" reduplicated)

mutter and mumble; indirectly spoken