- (idiom) to slam the table and rise to one's feet in indignation
- to file a lawsuit; to sue; to dispute
- stark naked
- to worry about; to be concerned about
- to scold
- not feel like eating; be unable to eat any more
- prospects; future outlook; journey
- brief note
- to do something stupid; to pretend not to know; to stare blankly
- to obstinately persist in going about things the wrong way (idiom)
- to keep in mind; to remember
- to scrape a meager living; to get by with difficulty
- to handle two or more responsibilities at the same time; to balance (career and family, or work and studies etc)
- (of property) to change owners; (of sovereignty, political power etc) to change hands
- hard pressed for money; in financial straits
- to forecast; to anticipate; expectation
- to respond to an emergency; to meet a contingency; (attributive) emergency
- contingency plan
- to charge; to demand payment
- Monopoly (game); known as 地產大亨|地产大亨[Di4 chan3 Da4 heng1] in Taiwan
- handicapped
- to weigh in the hand; to consider; to weigh up; Taiwan pr. [dian1liang2]
- to spin; to rotate; to revolve
- administrative district
- to continue in (a political) office; to serve for another term of office
- pleasant to listen to
- to be a candidate in an election or other selection process; to run for office; to turn out to vote
- to have attained the age of
- victor
- spokesperson
- to buy votes (in an election)
- promptly; at once
- count of votes
- to convert to democracy; democratic transformation
- to spill; to overflow (of water, crowds); to crowd (into a space)
- to insult; to revile; abuse; vituperation
- shield; pretext; excuse
- to see someone off; to throw someone a send-off party
- (fig.) to step into; to enter
- in front of the door
- (idiom) to do things half-heartedly; to merely go through the motions
- very red; red through and through; to blush (deep red)