a deck of playing cards, typically consisting of 54 cards in four suits plus two jokers

to stamp out, put out, or wipe out (fire, pests, etc.)

to extinguish a fire and save lives or property; to fight a fire

To blow, spray, or hit directly against the face; typically used for wind, mist, or a scent.

to launch a counteroffensive; to pounce on someone again after being beaten back; to strike back after a defeat or period of passive resistance

playing cards; a deck of cards; the game of poker

To fall down headlong or face forward; to drop to the ground facing downward

(idiom) describing a situation that is complex and difficult to understand or unravel; originally used in the poem [[木兰诗|木蘭詩|mu4 lan2 shi1]] to describe how male and female rabbits are hard to tell apart when running.

(of a smell or fragrance) to strike the nose; to be hit by a scent

Describes the sound of a heavy object falling onto the ground or into water, such as a thump, splash, or plop; also describes the sound of a beating heart.

A traditional Japanese style of wrestling in which a contestant is defeated if he is forced out of the ring or if any part of his body except the soles of his feet touches the ground

(loanword) the study of geometric properties and spatial relations unaffected by the continuous change of shape or size

A sound of sudden laughter, such as a titter, snigger, or chuckle.

to charge; to dash forward; to pounce on; to swoop down on

To move about restlessly; to flounder in water while swimming; to flutter like a bird's wings.

a moth flies into the flame; to head for certain destruction or seek one's own end; fatal attraction

rosy or reddish, especially of a person's face

A soft pad, often made of cotton, used for applying powder to the face or body.

to pat or beat lightly, such as when dusting off clothes; to slap

To go to a destination and fail to find the person or thing one is looking for; to miss an appointment or catch no one at home.

(of a theory or truth) solid and unbreakable; incontrovertible and able to stand the test of time

to pounce on, fall on, or set on someone; to hit or strike an enemy in an attack

To fall to the ground; to lie flat on the floor or ground

to wink; to blink; to flicker

paracetamol; acetaminophen; a loanword commonly used for the pain-relieving medication also known as [[必理通|必理通|bi4 li3 tong1]] or Panadol

Describing the sound or sight of objects falling lightly or shaking, such as leaves, wind, or startled birds

cosmetic powder applied to the face or talcum powder applied to the body

To blow or hit one directly in the face; to suddenly greet or overwhelm the senses (of a smell, breeze, etc.) or to be immediately eye-catching or blatant (of an advertisement or style)

to flutter or flap wings, curtains, or other thin objects

A container for saving coins, traditionally made of clay with a narrow slot on top where money can be put in but not easily taken out until the container is broken.

(math) The study of the properties of a geometric figure that remain unchanged even when the figure is bent or stretched.

to flutter or flap rapidly, as of wings or eyelashes; often used in colloquial speech

to fall or drop down

To move swiftly and fiercely like a hungry tiger pouncing on its prey

To pat, slap, or whisk away with the hand; often used for brushing dust or dirt off clothes

Describes the appearance of tears falling continuously or quickly.

Describes a movement or attack that is extremely fierce, swift, and aggressive.

to blow or puff directly onto the face, such as wind, steam, or fragrance

literally meaning a moth flies into a flame; used to describe a suicidal act or bringing destruction upon oneself

Originally referring to the difficulty of distinguishing a rabbit's sex while it is running; now used to describe a situation that is complex, confusing, and difficult to understand or see clearly; same as [[扑朔迷离|撲朔迷離|pu1 shuo4 mi2 li2]]

a moth that is attracted to light

To go on a wild-goose chase or search without direction based on unreliable rumors or groundless information

the branch of mathematics that uses tools from abstract algebra to study topological spaces

directly toward the head and face, coming from above or head-on; variant form

(math) geometric topology

the branch of mathematics that deals with geometric properties and spatial relations that are unaffected by continuous change of shape or size

a wonderful or unusual fragrance hits one's nose; used to describe a sudden, strong, and pleasant scent

Texas hold 'em, a popular variant of the card game poker

(idiom) to whip or beat someone with a rod as a means of discipline or punishment; refers to an ancient form of penal discipline mentioned in the [[尚书|尚書|shang4 shu1]]