send into exile; exile; banish

put; place; set; lay aside

let out; dismiss; take leave

let off; set off; send out

enlarge; lengthen; let out/down

let go; release; set free

distribute; hand out; lend for interest

(of flowers) blossom; come into bloom

graze; pasture; put out to feed

(verb) 1. to zoom; 2. to enlarge; to banish

banish

radioactive iodine

light; set off (firecrackers, etc.)

to spit

to spit (saliva or phlegm)

devolution of authority

devolution

to deposit; to leave sth. in sb.'s care

open system

unrestrained; wild

radioactive wastes

The Liberation Tigers (of Tamil Eelam)

economic slowdown

radioactive material

flirt; coquet; play the coquette

拋生藕, 賣弄風騷

an act of trying to seduce others by using physical actions such as blinking one's eyes or flicking one's hair; to give the glad eye

to reform and open to the outside world

to put into ; intrude [Syn.]: 放進 [粵]: 擠入 , 擺入

to put inside; to add; to place

radioactive waste

open day (of a historic building, university, etc.);

open house

(public) open day

1. tail water 2. [Can.] of a teacher to offer hints to pupils regarding an upcoming test 3. [Can.] to urinate

(Cantonese)/to make things easier for sb/to urinate

herd; tend; put out to pasture

to herd

to set fire, to commit arson; provocation

(verb) Provoke someone into (doing) something

slowdown

to be adaptable to circumstances; be flexible

to survey; to view broadly

liberation war, revolutionary war

the War of Liberation, the Nationalist-Communist Civil War