excuse me (rudely); please move away

also

to split

to cut off

to cut open

to host

not happy

(slang) no appetite; to have an appetite spoilt (from feeling disgusted by something); to describe something disgusting or unsightly which causes one to feel sick

making someone to open his / her eyes and learn / understand the previously unknown

having absurd thoughts

peacocks fanning their feathers; peacock flaunting its tail

people who can be strong and tough enough to withstand disasters will see hope and victory

it means no preparation work is done in prior, and people only learn to deal with things when they come

a term in Japanese mahjong

to attract talents and let the talents be widely employed

to spring open; to go away

to start from the beginning; to start over

verb; to tear open

dispute was caused by gossip or talking too much

second bloom; to describe repeated success in something, often used when another goal is scored in football after the first successful one; a second marriage

one of the ways to win in a Mahjong game

to pop open

requesting too much exceeding its value (idiom)

(verb) to sleep-talk; to talk nonsense

(verb) can't find a solution; can't find a way out

(verb) to get over with something; to accept difficulties, facts and unpleasant reality; to be open-minded

was looking (spoken)

(verb) dodge; sidestep; to avoid; to evade; to keep away from

Lancashire Road; a street in Kowloong Tong, Hong Kong

not in; went off to somewhere else temporarily; to go away for a short period; to go off for a moment, usually to go and do something else or to leave someone (or a scene / situation / circumstance) temporarily, with an intention to come back