to slip away or leave secretly; to slink off

to ice-skate or roller-skate; to participate in skating as a sport or recreational activity

to stroll; to saunter; to take a walk

in an instant; extremely fast; quickly like a wisp of smoke

An ice-covered surface for ice skating

to take a walk; to go for a stroll

A row or line of things; in a series

To slip away; to sneak off or escape stealthily.

a catchy rhyme or popular piece of doggerel that is easy to remember and recite; often uses informal language with lines of varying lengths

skating shoes; refers to both ice skates and roller skates or rollerblades

smooth or slippery; slick

gloomy or dull gray; describing a surface that has lost its luster

smooth; slippery; clean and shiny

to leave stealthily without saying anything; to slip away or slink off

to sneak away or slink off to avoid a situation; often used humorously to suggest that leaving is the best thing one can do

sour or acidic in taste or smell

(describing movement) spinning; whirling; turning around and around briskly; also describes someone's eyes moving around quickly

(colloquial) neat and well-ordered; tidy

very smooth, slick, or slippery; glossy or shimmering

(idiom) to fawn on or shamelessly flatter someone; literally "to smooth whiskers and pat a horse's bottom"

a general term for trough-shaped transport equipment used in mines; scraper-trough conveyor

perfectly round; very circular

a row; a line of things or people

(northern colloquial) quick; brisk; without delay; often used when giving commands to do something fast

(colloquial) to sneak away; to slink off; to desert a military unit

The fastest part of a current in the center of a river; also used to mean a general social trend.

(of eyes) dark, shiny, and lively

(colloquial) swarthy; pitch-black; dark and ugly, often used to describe skin tone of skin

very smooth or slippery; skidding

(colloquial) to slide; to slip; to move quickly over a smooth surface

To move or stay along the edge of something, such as a road or river.

(colloquial) to lift or pick up something in one's hand; same as [[提溜|提溜|di1 liu5]]

A transport system or cable suspended across a river or valley for transport

very smooth; sleek; glossy

smooth; slippery; not rough

describes something very dark and gleaming, often referring to eyes

icicle or hanging ice formed by dripping water

(colloquial) unpleasantly dull or murky grey; used to describe colors that lack luster or items that are boring and low quality

perfectly straight; upright; used colloquially to describe things like trees or a person's posture

To follow the general trend; to go along with the majority in speech or action.

perfectly or extremely straight; bolt upright

a playground slide; to go down a slide

(colloquial) To sneak off or run away; often used in a humorous or playful way.

To break into a house by prying open locks to steal; to act as a sneak thief.

smoothly and without any obstacles; going well

perfectly round; describes livestock or animals that are plump, round, and healthy

(colloquial) middling; mediocre; neither particularly good nor bad

in a flash; quickly and suddenly like a gust of wind

describes liquids like soup or congee that are very watery or thin