to remove all obstacles in the way while forwarding

to behead

Great gains / profits / returns

combining a little by little can accumulate to a big amount

verb; cut or chop it into pieces

noun; cut loss, margin cut; liquidation; forced liquidation

being ripped off (slang)

slang for buying ready to eat cooked meat from outside and bring it back home as an extra dish for dinner

a criminal that is to be beheaded

noun; harvest; crop; it means results and gain

Tsam Chuk Wan (a bay in Hong Kong)

to make a clean break from a relationship; to sever ties; to cut off the ropes of a steamboat from a ferry; to take drastic measures to halt investment activities in order to minimise the loss of money

a metaphor for going through excessive and drastic measures unnecessarily in order to avoid a small problem; literally 'cut off one's toes to avoid sandworms'; palliative; something that treats the symptom but not the underlying problem

verb; chop off the head and tail or end; unwanted part

beheading

(slang) (for ability to speak, with a negative connotation) boastful; eloquent; persuasive; sharp-tongued

(adjective) blinking eyes

(verb) Stop (e.g. Sport games are stopped due to the onset of rain)

to interrupt when somone is talking [colloquial]

to chop somone to bits [colloquial]

to give up gambling; literally: to chop off one's fingers [colloquial]

to chop to death [colloquial]

to chop someone up to pieces [colloquial]

to swear an oath and become sworn brothers (colloquial)

a type of traditional Chinese sword; a long chopping knife [written and colloquial]

to boost; to brag [colloquial]

to eliminate completely

to behead

brave difficulties

cut wound