kick; play (football)

play/kick the shuttlecock; shuttlecock playing

jianzi (a weighted shuttlecock) kicking (in Mandarin)

to play soccer

to skip work (also 射波)

(verb) to play soccer; to play football

tapdance

to be raided by the police

the act of breaking into someone's place and making a mess there, normally refers to the circumstances where a wife turns up to cause trouble at the place where her husband is having affair with another woman; a gang bust

punch and kick; beat sb up

to raid a vice den; [n] a police raid on a den

be kicked out

to kick out

playing soccer

a flying kick

debunk; exposing wrongdoings

(verb) Discover

to kick out; to knock off

kick; to be very busy

kicks/(adj.) tough (to be met with difficulties in a situation or to be in a dilemma); abbreviation for baseboard (home decoration).

to kick somebody

a double explosion firecracker

to finish a soccer match or practice

Lit. to kick [at a] martial arts studio

absolutely tied up in work; not free; extremely busy; totally engaged

very busy

very busy

literally ' to kick a ball around', to shift responsibility onto others; to pass the buck and kick something back and forth like a ball

to be forced into a triad gang [colloquial]

wearing slippers

jianzi (a weighted shuttlecock) kicking

kicking

to single-handledly oversee a project entirely; to undertake the whole thing by oneself ; a one-man company (lit. one-foot-kick)

(slang) to describe someone who handles all the tasks for a project or a business