all; altogether; everybody; everthing [colloquial]

to be destroyed; to disintegrate [colloquial]

(pronoun / determiner / predeterminer) entire; all, everything

As above

lit. to cover a coffin with the national flag, meaning one has the honour to die for his / her nation / use as a curse on one to died, especially government officials

the entire family

curse one's family to die (derogatory)

curse one's family to suffer or die (derogatory)

used as an euphemism for 冚家鏟 (ham6 gaa1 caan2), used to curse someone wishing of their family to be dead [colloquial]

to curse one's family to die off completely (derog.)

to go bankrupt; to close down; to conceal something, especially news and information

'drop flag'; illegally cover the 'for hire' sign on a taxi while still in service; describes the situation where someone has passed away in the line of duty (flag draped over coffin)

(slang) (for police) to raid; to ransack; to be forced to shut down

cover all

a container with a lid, mostly refers to ceramic ones

to bust or raid an illegal operations or business

homeless; to sleep anywhere which is habitable

shut up! [colloquial]

raids on illegal gambling

(adjective) crowded, exuberant and busy

busy, populated, crowded; bustling

describes the attitude of taking it easy and following the flow of life, to not worry too much; literally 'use the falling sky as a blanket'

euphemism for 'fuck your mother you bastard', foul language insulting one's mother when cursing someone [colloquial]

'fuck your mother you bastard', foul language insulting one's mother when cursing someone [colloquial]

'fuck you you bastard', foul language when cursing someone [colloquial]

a quilt [colloquial]

(noun) mudguard; fender; dust guard

that bunch of bastards! [colloquial]

(phrase) to hide one's wealth and pretend to be poor; a diamond in the rough

hiding of family scandal (slang)