(informal) shop assistant; waiter; servant; also used as a friendly address for a male peer, meaning "mate" or "fellow"

(informal) A person, often used with a humorous, familiar, or slightly disrespectful tone; guy; chap; rascal; kid

young man; lad; youngster; often used as a friendly or affectionate term for a young fellow

a person who shares in an activity or is a friend; mate

little fellow; youngster; small boy

business partner; associate; copartner

everyone; everybody; all of us

a small group or clique formed for illegal or criminal activities; a criminal gang

a fellow worker in the same shop or company; a member of the same group or gang (often used of accomplices)

(informal) an elderly person or someone with long seniority in a group, used either as a humorous nickname or as a disrespectful term like "old codger"

young guy; lad; youngster

everyone; everybody; we all; all of us

To work together or pool resources to do something or to act jointly as partners

Playful or teasing way of addressing a person

To join a group, organization, business partnership, or gang (especially of bandits or criminals)

to be in league with or act together with others; often used in the context of illegal activities

food or meals, especially those provided collectively by a school, factory, or canteen

all of the people in a group

cost of meals; board expenses; charge for food at a school or workplace

to disband; to dissolve a group or organization

Form a gang or group, especially for colluding or criminal activity

young man; lad; youngster

shop assistant; clerk

everybody; everyone; the whole group of people

kitchen for a school, military unit, or other collective organization

To eat regularly in a canteen, cafeteria, or in another person's home, usually for a set fee.

a group or crowd of people

To break up a partnership or stop working together in a joint venture.

(old) A person responsible for fetching water, stoking the fire, and cooking food in an army, office, or communal kitchen; also written [[火夫|火夫|huo3 fu1]] or [[伙夫|伙夫|huo3 fu1]].

to gather accomplices or organize a faction, often for negative or illicit activities; to engage in cliquish behavior

To cook or prepare food; to manage food service for oneself or others.

To withdraw one's participation or investment from a business partnership or joint venture

a band or gang, specifically a small criminal group

to pay for or provide meals at a fixed regular rate; to get or supply board

to gather a crowd or a mob

a group of people, often used to refer to a band, party, or gang of criminals

a group of people joined together; band; party; gang

partner; companion; buddy

To work the fields or farm land together with others

To cultivate the land jointly with others.

(literary) very many; numerous

An organization or group within a larger collective responsible for managing and providing meals for the members.

to separate a collective group or partnership; to stop working or eating together

(slang) A person's head or life, used in the context of being killed or decapitated

cooperative partner; business associate; collaborator

bad person; scoundrel; bastard

strategic partner; strategic partnership

to join together; to form a group or partnership for a specific activity or for living together