throw; fling; swing

lose; get rid of

leave somebody behind; throw off

to lose face

to lose face [written and colloquial]

pervert; man who harasses women

to mark down (the price of goods); to sell off cheap

extremely embarrassing; commit a breach of etiquette; cut a sorry figure

trousers slip while carrying a coffin - a disgrace to the dead

to get rid of, to throw off | [粵]: 撇甩

tell a lie

to lose one's molars ('if you tell lies you will lose your molars', an expression used to express the importance of honesty) [colloquial]

(usu. concerning sports or finances) to lose heavily; to lose badly; to be defeated in a big way; to take a big loss

1. lip sync error 2. to forget one's lyrics while singing

very stable; will not be shaken; extremely steady; cannot be swayed; unwavering

so attached that even a typhoon cannot separate; very stable

get rid of

to get rid of

to be in bad shape; to have been knocked around (lit., "get rid of skin, get rid of bones")

to escape from capture | Mand.: 逃走; 逃跑; 躲避 | Synon.: 走路

to manage to escape or flee from someone

to drop one's trousers ("to drop trou")

bid sb goodbye; the ending of a love relationship

omit; leave out by accident

dislocate a joint (of the body)

to dislocate a joint

refuse to do; swing one's arm

to be beaten up badly; to be very tired

to lose hair

to stop or give up successfully (a vice or habit)

on the verge of falling off; about to come off

colorfast (said of textiles)

to strip (clothing)

to shed one's skin; to strip [colloquial]

a pervert; a man who harasses, molests or assaults women. | Mand.: 缺德鬼 | 甩 was originally 甪

a bastard, an SOB