drip; dripping

drops (of water, tear, etc); beads (of sweat)

(adjective) 1. Dripping; (Onomatopoeia) Pitter – patter (sound of rainfall dripping)

persistent effort overcomes any difficulty (lit., "dripping water wears away stone")

surprised; shocked; oh!

never to touch a drop of alcohol; never touches alcohol

dik1 seoi2

dripping water; water drops

sideburns; hair on the temples | [華]: 鬢腳 , 鬢角

a drop of water

titration (lit., "the drops decide")

confusion or embarrassment (lit., "droplets of sweat")

Chinese sound word for the commercial liquid antiseptic known as Dettol.

(product) Dettol, which is a brand of disinfectant.

a way of playing table tennis (back and forth ticking and tocking)

to have intravenous drip therapy

hanging upside down without dropping one drop of ink, which means a person seems to know a certain thing, but actually is clueless and lack of content

delicately pretty

the flying guillotine (lit., "blood dripper") is a weapon resembling a hat with a bladed rim and attached to a chain

to drop blood (as for the blood drop test to determine kinship)

(medicine) drops

drop (as of water)

DDT (banned pesticide)

blood drop technique to identify blood ties

rigorous (argument)

watertight (lit., "not one drop of water can leak out")

dropper

results will come with long-term perseverence and hardwork

titbits; tidbits

a bit; bits; crumbs

buret, burette

a popular medicine for summer ailments (lit., "ten drops")