press with the hand; push with the hand |[粵] variant of 㩒

(verb) 1. to ring (a doorbell) 2. press with hands

if a cow doesn't want to drink, you can't force its head down

you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink

you cannot force someone to do something against their will;

it's impossible to force one to do something unwillingly (slang)

automatic teller machine (ATM) | Formal: 自動櫃員機, 提款機

cash withdrawal at ATM (spoken)

being extra cautious and playing it safe

verb; to fool someone / foolish; to take advantage of a victim

(adj.) flattened; pressed. [ ] Mand: 壓扁, 壓住

(v.) to press flat; to squash; to squish; to flatten

to ring a doorbell [Var.] 㩒鐘 [華]: 按門鈴

verb; to push the door bell

1. of a person to be amicable; easy to get along with; mellow and agreeing 2. to be easily swayed, not having one's own views

literally meaning 'make round and press flat', usually to describe someone who is easy going or can be easily swayed

a thumbpin

a thumbtack; a drawing pin

keep on pressing [Var.] 㩒住 [華]: 按着

to push down;

to oppress

to push a button or switch | Std. Chinese: 按電鈕

verb; to push a button

withdrawing money from a cash machine / ATM

one cannot be forced to do something against their own will