sound of gentle laughter; to chuckle; used to represent "heh heh" or "ha ha" in writing

to take good care of; to cherish; to watch over with care

smiling and laughing; describing a happy expression or a cheerful disposition

cheerful and smiling; in high spirits

to complete something in one breath without interruption; to do something at one go

to berate; to chide; to scold loudly and harshly

The reflex of opening the mouth wide and inhaling deeply when tired or sleepy; also written [[哈欠|哈欠|ha1 qian5]]

to roar with laughter; to laugh loudly and happily

Describes a person who is foolish, muddled, or simple-minded

to yawn due to fatigue or sleepiness; also written as [[打哈欠|打哈欠|da3 ha1 qian5]]

to scold or reprimand someone harshly; to berate or excoriate

to berate; to excoriate; to scold loudly

To loudly scold or shout at someone in anger; to bawl out.

(literary) to shout loudly at someone, usually as a warning, prohibition, or reprimand; to bellow; to berate

(literary variant) to berate the Buddha and the patriarchs; to be completely unscrupulous or to disregard all conventions

happy and joyous; often used in colloquial speech to describe a cheerful or merry mood

to blow warm breath on one's fingers or on a frozen inkstone in winter to thaw them; to blow on one's hands to keep warm

to shout at the wall and question heaven; describes the frustrated or helpless state of mind of an official or scholar in exile or political disgrace

shout to make way for a coming official in traditional China

to breathe onto one's hands in order to warm them

To yawn again and again, used to describe being extremely tired or not yet fully awake

to stop or forbid someone from an action by shouting; to berate or interdict loudly

to reprimand or scold someone

pleasantly fat or plump in a cheerful way

to reprimand; to scold; to denounce