leave; go away; move

lose the original shape, flavour, etc

leak; reveal; let out

run (see Note)

walk; go on foot

(verb) to miss (deals, opportunity)

lackey; running dog; lap dog; bad people's sidekick

traitor

leave, walk away (also used as a command/interjection)

walk | [粵]: 行 (haang4)

out of control (such as with anger or emotions), runaway (as in a vehicle out of control)

tendency

don't add ice [syn.] 走冰

before one is about leave

aisle seat

drug trafficking

heroin trafficking (spoken)

fly far and high; be off to distant parts

late to come, first to leave; last in first out (e.g., with staff layoffs)

walk; go on foot [粵]: 行路

escape; run away; flee; abscond; remove secretly [華]: 逃走; 逃跑

(of water) leak; flow; run

catch fire; be on fire

to approach

to hurry along

to hurry along in order to run away or escape from something or someone

"no ice" (when ordering a drink)

without ice (usually used when placing orders for drinks)

coffee or tea without sugar and milk

off-key; wrong note; discordant; jarring; incongruous; grating; dissonant

takeaway, take-out [粵]: 拎走, 外賣, 行街, 打包

scamper; scurry

to leave in a hurry

ropedancer; ropewalker; wirewalking | [粵]: 踩鋼綫

"go away!", "scram!"

to flush away