(colloquial) a left-handed person

to leave aside; to disregard; to bypass

to cast away; to leave behind or disregard someone or something

to curl one's lip as a sign of contempt, disbelief, or displeasure

Literally "not even the first stroke of the character [[八|八|ba1]] has been written"; used to describe a situation where things have not even begun to take shape or there is no sign of success yet

to cast away; to discard; to throw away or leave behind

mustache with two ends curved or angled like the character for the number eight

to pretend to be clean or innocent; to falsely claim that one has no connection to a bad person or situation

Literally "the first stroke of the character for eight has not yet been written"; used to describe a situation where things are at such an early stage that there is no sign of progress or success yet.

Literally "not even the first stroke of the character [[八|八|ba1]] is written"; used to say that a plan is in its very early stages and nothing tangible has happened yet

Literally "there is not even the first stroke of the character [[八|八|ba1]]"; describes a situation where things have not even started to happen or there is no sign of progress yet.

right-handed person; someone who prefers using their right hand

person who uses their left hand more skillfully than their right

to throw a flat stone across water so it skips; also used metaphorically to mean wasting money or resources without getting a result

to abandon; to cast aside; to leave behind without further consideration

to raise money for a group meal or party by drawing lots; this traditional method involves drawing orchid leaves where each leaf corresponds to a different amount to pay, including one free leaf

To remove a substance from the surface of a liquid; to skim off

the apostrophe punctuation mark; an accent mark or prime symbol

(slang) to defecate; to go number two

to cast aside or leave a matter aside without discussing it

to cast away; to discard or abandon

(slang) to defecate; to go to the toilet

(Taiwan colloquial) a trick of the trade, clever method, or shortcut for doing something efficiently

To scrape or skim off the oil or fat floating on the surface of a liquid

To profit from a situation at the expense of others or to take unfair advantage for small personal gains

To clear one's name or show innocence by stating that a matter has nothing to do with oneself; to push away responsibility.

to abandon or throw away; to cast aside

forthright and simple; direct or convenient; at ease

to twist one's face or bare one's teeth, typically due to physical discomfort or a strong taste like sourness or spiciness

to cause trouble, be difficult, or act in an unreasonable manner