- to be ambitious
- to decline; to fall; to drop; to falter; a decline; recession (in economics)
- month-by-month; monthly; on a monthly basis
- to estimate; to assess
- hoodlum; rascal; rogue; rascally; scoundrelly
- accustomed to; used to; indulge; to spoil (a child)
- to curse; to scold
- easily; readily; frequently; at every turn; at the slightest pretext
- to vow; to pledge; to swear
- certainly
- to throw oneself at; to pounce on; to devote one's energies; to flap; to flutter; to dab; to pat; to bend over
- to scold; to abuse; to curse; CL:通[tong4],頓|顿[dun4]
- (literary) dirty; filthy; (literary) dirt; filth
- completely unreasonable
- artful; crafty
- surly and unreasoning; bullying; tyrannical
- evil tongue; malicious talk
- to insult; to revile; abuse; vituperation
- (typically followed by 就[jiu4]) apt to (lose one's temper, catch a cold etc); at the drop of a hat
- to suppose; to presume; to assume; supposing that ...; if; hypothesis; conjecture
- if; in case; suppose; given ...
- servant
- whip; CL:根[gen1]
- to whip; to flog; to thrash
- dirty; filthy; despicable
- to insult; to humiliate; dishonor
- profanity; obscene language; speaking rudely
- mouth; in the mouth; on one's lips; speech; words
- oral; verbal
- there is no need; why should
- making one happy; gratifying; heartening
- to worry about; to be concerned about
- to encumber; to be a burden on; to implicate
- to involve; implicated
- to get angry
- hobby; indulgence; habit; addiction
- angry; indignant; wrath; ire
- totally different
- a full mouth of (sth tangible); to have the mouth exclusively filled with (a certain language, lies, promises etc); (to agree etc) unreservedly
- the back; the reverse side; the wrong side
- to endure hardship; to suffer
- to censure; to reprimand
- not well; out of sorts; in a bad mood; without discrepancy; accurate
- tolerance