to smoke tobacco, such as a cigarette, pipe, or cigar

to draw a prize or lottery; a raffle or lottery event

random inspection, selective examination, or sample testing

(of a cabinet, desk, or other furniture) drawer

to pull out; to extract; to take out

not concrete or specific; general or vague; of or relating to abstraction

To take out or remove a part from a whole, such as drawing samples from a batch, pumping groundwater, or extracting venom.

to transfer or send out a portion of personnel or materials from a larger group for a specific task

To pull out one or more marked slips of paper or sticks to decide an order, a winner, or to make a choice; equivalent to [[抓阄|抓鬮|zhua1 jiu1]].

to take a sample from a whole for testing or investigation

To experience muscle spasms or a charley horse.

to select samples from a group for inspection or testing; a random inspection or sampling test

to have involuntary muscle contractions or spasms, often caused by nervousness, fever, or neurological disorders; to convulse

to conduct a survey by selecting a representative portion from a population for study, or a method of research using such sampling

To manage to find time or squeeze in a moment from a busy schedule to do something.

To leave one's work or a specific situation; to withdraw or free oneself from an involvement.

to have spasms or cramps caused by a central nervous system disorder; also called [[惊风|驚風|jing1 feng1]] or [[惊厥|驚厥|jing1 jue2]]

To take or draw blood from a person or animal, typically for medical tests or transfusions.

To draw or pump water from a source, such as a well or reservoir, often for irrigation or drainage purposes

to sob spasmodically; to cry with short, gasping breaths

to whip; to lash; to flog; to thrash with a whip or strap

to twitch, throb, or jerk (as a muscle); a spasm or spasmodic jerk

A machine that uses air pressure to draw water from a lower place and move it to a higher place; also known as a [[水泵|水泵|shui3 beng4]]

kitchen exhaust hood or ventilator used to remove grease and smoke during cooking

to put forth spikes, heads, or ears of grain from the leaf sheath

Pull the firewood from under the pot; to solve a problem fundamentally at its source, or to undermine someone's position by removing their support

to test a random sample; to pick out a portion from a whole for inspection

abstract thought or logical thinking; the process of using induction, deduction, analysis, and synthesis to reveal the essence of things; distinct from [[形象思维|形象思維|xing2 xiang4 si1 wei2]]

To reel off or spin raw silk from cocoons; used generally for pulling out silk-like threads.

to secretly withdraw or siphon off funds, typically to evade taxes or avoid paying debts

A ceramic toilet connected to a water tank and a drainage pipe that uses a flushing mechanism to wash away waste and maintain cleanliness.

To take a percentage of gambling winnings as a fee for providing the venue.

to choose or select a smaller group from a larger whole

The quality of being abstract or theoretical rather than concrete.

to make abstract or generalize; the process or result of doing so

To take a cut or commission from a total sum of money.

The school of abstract art; a movement in art that emphasizes subjective imagination and personal expression rather than representing objects in a realistic or concrete way.

to weep or cry with gasps and convulsive intakes of breath

to perform an embroidery technique where specific warp or weft threads are pulled from fabric to create openwork patterns

to pick a part of a whole to measure or test; to conduct a spot survey or random check

To select a subset of people from a group, or a subset of subjects or material, for testing

facility equipped with pumps and pipes used for irrigation, drainage, and flood control

exhaust fan; machine used to extract stale air or smoke from a room

to sprout; to bud; to start growing new leaves or shoots

to collect or levy a tax; to tax according to a specific rate

to sob convulsively with gasping or sniffling sounds

to sob or cry with short, sharp breaths; often used for quiet or muffled crying

To pull out an old or worn part and replace it with a new one, as in machinery or railroad ties; to change by rotation

To squeeze in or find a moment of spare time in the middle of a busy schedule