wantonly; without restraint; unbridled; usually used to describe a negative action or an enemy doing something on a large scale

recklessly; willfully; without any restraint; to act as one pleases without regard for consequences or others

unbridled; brazen; absolutely unrestrained and without the slightest scruple

unbridled or wanton; behaving in a way that is impudent or has no regard for rules or others

to wreak havoc; to devastate; to ravage; to be rampant or behave in an unbridled way

(literary) an old-fashioned wine shop or public house where liquor is sold and often consumed; pub; bar

to act recklessly and without any restraint; to behave in a completely lawless or unbridled manner

(of writing, speech, or style) free and unrestrained; bold and forceful

A shop or establishment that sells tea, typically used in written or formal contexts

to act willfully or recklessly without restraint; to behave at the dictate of one's own will or regardless of the consequences

(literary) a shop or store in a marketplace; the market in a city

shop; store; firm

(idiom) A shop that sells salted fish, meaning a stinking or filthy place; often used to describe a bad environment or a place where wicked people gather. It suggests that one becomes accustomed to bad influences over time, as described in the [[说苑|說苑|shuo1 yuan4]].

to behave in an unrestrained and reckless way without any scruple; to act out of line with total disregard for the consequences or rules

to disturb or harass in an unrestrained or reckless manner

Used to describe someone in extreme distress or a desperate situation, like a fish out of water in a dried fish shop; often appears in the phrase [[索我于枯鱼之肆|索我於枯魚之肆|suo3 wo3 yu2 ku1 yu2 zhi1 si4]]

(literary) rows of shops, stalls, or market stands; a commercial district in ancient times

to shout, yell, or complain loudly without restraint (Taiwan reading: dà sì páo xiāo); to make a scene

to launch a fierce attack using words or writing; to denounce or lambaste [[大肆|大肆|da4 si4]] [[抨击|抨擊|peng1 ji1]]

to vilify someone wantonly; to launch an unrestrained verbal or written attack

to aggressively promote or loudly champion a cause or idea; to brag or boast about something publicly

(literary) describes a person's manner or a style of writing that is broad, free, and unrestrained

public amusement center or theater district in cities during the Song and Yuan dynasties

to search for someone in a place where they have already perished; often used to describe a situation where help arrives too late to be of any use

(literary) to one's best or utmost; to exert all of one's energy or strength

to talk without much thought; to speak out or scold without inhibition

(literary) to be skilled at dealing with various matters or situations properly; to handle or cope with something effectively

(literary) a market or marketplace; a place where shops and stores are located

(literary) to follow one's inclinations freely or act without restraint; to indulge one's desires

To plunder and pillage freely; to engage in unrestrained robbery.

acting in a reckless or unbridled manner; without any fear or hesitation

(literary) to stretch one's gaze as far as the eye can see; to look carefully with all one's might

(literary) to use foul and insulting language without restraint; to swear at someone profusely

to grant a general pardon to criminals; (literary) to grant amnesty

a place where tea is served and sold

a store or marketplace located on a thoroughfare or main street

wicked people acting without restraint; cruel and tyrannical; like jackals and tigers running wild

Describes writing that is rich and broad in content while being bold and uninhibited in style; derived from an essay by the Tang dynasty poet [[韩愈|韓愈|han2 yu4]]

A place to eat or buy food; an eatery