To shift one's anger or frustration onto an innocent bystander or subordinate who was not the cause of it

(Taiwan colloquial) To come out and speak one's mind or settle an issue face-to-face; often used to challenge someone to explain themselves clearly. Derived from a phonetic contraction of the Hokkien phrase for [[出来讲|出來講|chu1 lai2 jiang3]].

to tread on or stamp underfoot; to trample