frolic, play, amuse, play with

(verb) (disapproval) To play and fool someone around

play kung fu [Syn.] 打功夫

to play Kung Fu

skillful, accomplished

very skillful

to juggle (with); to play tricks

to play tricks

to avoid giving an answer; to try to get around giving an answer to sth., try to circumvent

to avoid talking about a certain topic

a vaudevillian

brandish the spears in a showy way

(of lovers or couple) exchange banter; feign a quarrel or anger for fun

describes the interaction between a couple where both parties demonstrate their love through harmless petty arguments

act like a big shot [粵]讕大牌；讕有寶

good at; adept; expert [Syn][粵]撚手，最叻做...[國]拿手，擅長，嫻熟，嫻習

waving of hand as a gesture for "no" (spoken)

play, frolic

playing; having fun

play tricks; show skill to confuse; behave in a deceitful manner

a vaudeville performance

"sorry!", a salute or greeting

to enjoy oneself; to play (of children)

act shamelessly, be perverse

耍太極拳, 打太極(拳), 練太極(拳)

prevaricate; evade the issue; tactfully shirk responsibility

practise tai ji quan; play shadow boxing

the slang for the act of pushing things around in order to avoid responsibility; literally: to play Tai Chi; buck passing

joke; have fun; make fun of; play a joke on sb.

joke; to make fun of; to play a joke on someone

vaudeville

blind man's buff

wield a pen (used in a derogatory sense)

waving of hand and shaking of head sideways as a gesture for "no" (spoken)