to fell; to hew; to cut down trees using a saw or an axe

to chop or hack off; to remove by cutting

machete or chopper; a long, thick-backed knife with a wooden handle used for cutting wood or bamboo

to cut something in two using an ax or knife; to chop through or cut down

to bargain over a price; to beat down a price

to chop wood for fuel; to cut firewood

to attack with a bladed weapon; to hack and kill

to decapitate; to behead as a form of execution

to fell trees indiscriminately; excessive and destructive lumbering without planning or restriction

literally meaning that sharpening the knife will not delay the woodcutting; time spent on preparation is not wasted and will improve efficiency later

to handle a task with great ease and speed; to slice through something like cutting up vegetables

(colloquial) To chatter idly; to gossip; to boast or brag

combat ruse where one feigns retreat while trailing a blade to lure an enemy into a sudden turning strike

the clearing or cutting down of trees in a forest

to cut down or fell trees excessively and without restraint; the wanton destruction of forested lands

to wound by hacking or cutting with a blade or hatchet; to gash; to slit

to regard decapitation as no more than the wind blowing off one's hat; showing extreme bravery or indifference in the face of execution

a large skin abscess or cluster of boils located on the back of the neck; also called [[砍头痈|砍頭癰|kan3 tou2 yong1]]

a skin abscess or cluster of boils located on the back of the neck

to fell trees; to chop wood

to kill someone by hacking or chopping with an axe, cleaver, or similar blade