1. Throwing fee
[waste]: pet; waste
Polishing pāoguāng
[Polish; Polishing] The process of making an object (such as gold) smooth and shiny by mechanical process, usually friction.
3. Abandon wasteland pāohua ng
(1) [layidle]: Cultivated land is barren due to natural and man-made disasters.
All the fields are deserted.
(2) [unfamiliar due to lack of practice]: [study, business] is abandoned.
4. Put aside pā ok ā i.
(1) [get rid of]: get rid of; throw away
Throw away his political master and start a revolution.
(2) [vomit]: Give up and stop.
He put aside everything else and did what he wanted to do.
5. short p ā ok is not ng
[Short selling] Short selling. Also known as the "bear". Refers to selling futures when there is no spot in hand at the time of trading.
6. Throw away pāolí.
[Abandon; Desert; Leave] leave, leave; give up
Abandon one's own flesh and blood
7. lose face. p ā oli m m m m m m n
[Shame] [Party]: Shame, shame
8. Anchor pāomáo
(1) 【 break down; Anchor]: anchor in the water to stop the ship.
The captain ordered the anchor to be lifted.
(2)[ Fault]: Stop driving when the car breaks down.
The old truck broke down on the hill.
9. abandon pāoqì
[Abandon; Abandon; Throw it away] throw it away; give up
Abandon the old rules of the past
10. Give up pāoquè
[Discard] Give up.
Put aside your troubles and look for a new world.
1 1. sprinkle pāosǎ m:.
[Drip] To flow out or flow down like a liquid.
You generously shed the last drop of blood to cover your Korean sisters.
12. Throw, throw pā OS m:, pā OS m:.
[Shed] Discard the scattered.
Rice grains were scattered all over the floor.
13. Projectile pāoshè
[Throw] Throw or launch something; Especially to throw bait or bait with a fishing rod.
14. Sales PāOsh u
[selling; Selling goods or stocks in large quantities at low prices; In particular, selling [surplus goods] abroad at a price lower than the domestic market.
Sell surplus goods
15. Public policy
[Appearing in public] The original meaning refers to women appearing in public, which is derogatory. Now it generally refers to people who appear in public, which is still derogatory, similar to "showing off"
The other is that he doesn't even show his name in public, but only uses anonymity or "friends" to criticize the enemy. -Lu Xun's "Scholars despise each other, Shu Ming"
16. Throw p ā ozhi
(1) 【 throw; Cast; Throw]: throw, throw
Toss a coin
(2) Tamp [discard]: discard; abandon
Put aside all concerns.
17. Throw a brick to attract jade p ā ozhu ā n-y ǐ nyǐ
[Throw a brick to attract jade; (Figure) Throw a brick to attract jade, and provide some common local comments so that others can put forward valuable opinions. Metaphor modesty leads others to think highly of it with superficial opinions.
I just wasted my breath saying a lot of headlines, originally to attract jade, thinking that I would learn a lot. -Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge"