to swear at or scold someone; to use abusive or insulting language

to insult and revile; to use verbal abuse or humiliate someone

to hurl invective or insult someone in a mocking or contemptuous way; to call someone names

to abuse with foul language; to revile; to damn

to beat and scold; to maltreat someone by hitting and yelling at them

to shout abuse at someone; to let out a torrent of vulgar or harsh language

To receive a scolding; to be cursed or criticized.

to scold or rebuke someone harshly; to reprimand

to shout at or scold someone in anger; to verbally abuse

to reprimand or scold severely and thoroughly; to bawl out or vituperate; to decry

To ridicule and scold; to deride or taunt.

to shout curses; to rant or swear loudly at someone

to shout abuse or trade insults with each other; to scold each other

To swear while talking; to use abusive or vulgar language in a continuous stream.

to curse roundly or scold someone abusively; to give someone a tongue-lashing

to shout abuse in public; to curse everyone and everything in the street without naming specific names

to banter flirtatiously; to tease or exchange playful insults as a way of flirting

to spit on and curse; to revile or treat with contempt

the various expressions of joking, laughing, anger, and rebuke; to mock and scold

to curse or rail against someone; now usually written as [[谩|謾|man4]]

(idiom) to point at the mulberry tree and curse the locust tree; to scold someone indirectly or make oblique accusations; to attack someone by pretending to criticize someone else

To curse at someone or call them names, especially by using insults involving the person's mother.

a bad name; reputation of being cursed or reviled by others

to scold loudly; to reproach or denounce

to shout abuse in the street like a shrew; to vituperate loudly and freely

to curse someone fiercely or to shout abuse at them; to execrate

to revile each other; to exchange hot words

to curse or berate someone loudly and angrily; to scold roundly

To endure physical beatings and verbal scoldings; often used as an idiom to describe being treated poorly or mistreated

To jeer at and verbally abuse; to scold sarcastically

(in historical novels or traditional combat) to shout insults in front of the enemy lines to provoke them into coming out for battle

to scold without end; to shower with incessant abuse

(literary) to scold or abuse with harsh language; to revile

to curse or rail at someone viciously; to swear at someone in a cruel or malicious way

to curse and berate; to abuse with foul language

to insult and abuse; to scold

(literary variant) to berate the Buddha and the patriarchs; to be completely unscrupulous or to disregard all conventions

(idiom) to point at the chicken while scolding the dog; to criticize someone indirectly rather than confronting them directly

to abuse or mock someone; to insult

to curse, swear at, or scold someone aimlessly or without reason

to curse or swear at someone or something with extreme hatred or anger

To ridicule or satirize someone while hurling insults; to mock and vent abuse.

to ridicule and hurl insults at someone

to shout at or scold someone loudly; to rail at

A common curse word or four-letter word, specifically referring to the Chinese "national swear word" [[他妈的|他媽的|ta1 ma1 de5]]

to shout at or scold someone severely; to rain curses on; to bawl someone out

To insult or slander someone with a contemptuous or mocking attitude; also written as [[谩骂|謾罵|man4 ma4]] or [[漫骂|漫罵|man4 ma4]]

to insult or criticize someone indirectly by aiming the abuse at a third party; literally "to stand in front of a monk and curse a 'bald-headed bandit'"

to strike the table in a fit of rage and scold or curse loudly; to express extreme indignation