to drink alcohol; to consume alcoholic beverages

To shout or cry out loudly, usually followed by the specific words being yelled.

to consume tea; to enjoy tea

To shout in applause or appreciation; to acclaim; also written as [[喝采|喝采|he4 cai3]]

to eat and drink; food and drink; diet

to become intoxicated from drinking too much alcohol; to be drunk

To shout, yell, or cry out loudly; often used for hawking one's wares, shouting slogans, or calling out to others for help.

to indulge in eating, drinking, and merry-making; to abandon oneself to a life of seeking pleasure and idleness

to eat and drink as much as one likes; to eat and drink to one's heart's content

to shout intimidatingly; to bellow or shout out in anger

to eat and drink; to indulge in eating and drinking for pleasure or to socialize

to shout loudly; to cry out; to yell at someone in an scolding or commanding way

to question someone loudly and sharply; to call out a stern inquiry

to shout an order or command loudly

to give out a loud and abrupt shout; to bark at someone suddenly and sharply

literally "to drink the northwest wind"; to be too poor to buy food or have nothing to eat; to suffer from cold and hunger

to stop someone's actions by shouting a command

To engage in various vices, specifically dining, drinking, whoring, and gambling; used to describe a life of dissipation and immoral entertainment.

a blow to the head and a loud shout; originally a Zen Buddhist practice to jolt students into enlightenment, now used to describe a sharp warning or a stunning blow that makes someone wake up to reality

to shout at or berate someone angrily

to eat and drink gluttonously; to feast excessively

to eat, drink, defecate, urinate, and sleep; refers to the basic functions of daily life or an ordinary, mundane existence

to eat delicious food and drink hard liquor; to live in luxury and enjoy the best of everything

to berate or scold loudly; to excoriate

a Zen Buddhist method of shouting at or hitting a student with a stick to trigger instant enlightenment

To boo or jeer as a sign of displeasure; to catcall or mock a performer.

To shout out numbers while gambling with dice; also refers more generally to any loud hubbub or shouting.

to suffer from hunger and cold; to have nothing to eat

(colloquial) to act only on command; to be at someone's beck and call; to follow orders without taking initiative

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

to try to force someone to do something against their will; literally "to try to make an ox drink by forcing its head down to the water"

To shout for winning numbers while gambling; also used to describe gambling in general or the loud noise made by gamblers.

To shout at dice while gambling; describes the rowdy atmosphere of a gambling house.

lit. three monks have no water to drink; a proverb meaning that when too many people are responsible for a task, nobody actually does the work.

to shout or call out loudly, often used for hawking goods or commanding animals

To be on very intimate terms, especially regarding sharing food and drinks; to fare and share together like close friends.

(colloquial) things to eat and drink; diet

The practice or trend of excessive eating and drinking, specifically referring to the squandering of public funds on lavish banquets or treating others to feasts to gain personal favors.

to shout and yell in a loud or rowdy manner; to shout at or order people around in an overbearing way; to make a loud racket

(idiom) to order people about; to yell orders and treat people like servants

To shout loudly, such as when calling out to customers, herding animals, or ordering people to work; also used when calling people over to help.

to be unable to drink as much as someone else; to be defeated in a drinking contest

to drink from each other's wine glasses with arms interlocked as part of a traditional wedding ceremony

To shout out in a loud voice to stop someone or something from moving or acting.

to boo or catcall as a way of expressing disapproval or dissatisfaction; to make fun of an unsatisfactory performance

to finish a drink; to drink until nothing is left

To shout out numbers while gambling at dice; by extension, to shout at and order people around in an overbearing or domineering manner.

(colloquial) To be out of luck, specifically when everything goes wrong even in the simplest of tasks; literally 'even drinking cold water gets stuck in one's teeth'.

To attend a wedding feast or celebration