asphalt; bitumen; pitch; a black or dark brown substance used for paving roads and waterproofing

to pour all of one's energy and effort into a task; literal meaning is to spit out one's heart and spill blood

the sound of light continuous rain or drizzle

The sound of light rain, a gentle breeze, or rustling leaves; often doubled as [[淅淅沥沥|淅淅瀝瀝|xi1 xi1 li4 li4]]

Onomatopoeia for the sound of wind blowing or water flowing; pitter-patter; whistling; gurgling.

to have blood dripping down

lit. to open one's liver and drip gall; to be completely honest and show wholehearted loyalty, often used for one's devotion to a person or a cause

uraninite; a mineral form of uranium ore

(literary) to be perfectly frank; to show one's true feelings with total honesty

(literary) to show one's utmost loyalty or sincerity; literally to pour out one's gallbladder; often used in the idiom [[披肝沥胆|披肝瀝膽|pi1 gan1 li4 dan3]]

asphalt; bitumen; albanite

(literary) describes being absolutely sincere and loyal; literally "to drip one's gallbladder and lay bare one's liver"

(literary) the last few drops of wine remaining in a bottle or cup

to show someone one's innermost feelings; to be completely honest and sincere with someone

natural asphalt or bitumen; maltha; a mixture of hydrocarbons found in oil fields that is black and used for things like paving roads and sealing wax

to show total sincerity; to be completely honest and open about one's feelings

to drain off liquid until dry

water that stays on the ground after rain; waterlogging

dish rack; a frame used for draining water from washed dishes or vegetables

(colloquial) dripping continuously; disconnected or disjointed, happening in small amounts over a long period or across a wide area

to become flooded or waterlogged, especially after heavy rain

a small amount of flowing water or a slow stream; a trickle

To filter or strain dregs from liquor.

to state one's humble view in detail; a formal expression used when offering one's own perspective to a superior or in professional writing

a volcanic glass with a dull, pitch-like luster

a type of soft coal that contains a substance resembling asphalt or tar

(mineralogy) a naturally occurring solid bitumen; also an alternate name for [[松脂石|松脂石|song1 zhi1 shi2]]

onomatopoeic sound of water dripping or rain falling

to lay open one's heart and soul; to show the utmost sincerity and loyalty