-- for theatrical performances such as films, plays, operas, etc.

go out; come out

show up; be present

produce; yield

put/set up; offer

acquire; obtain

exceed; go beyond

(adjective) outside; (verb) to pay (salary)

Hong Kong-borned

to pull sth (from pockets, boxes, etc)

debouchment, marching from a confined area to the open

taxi; [台] rental car

payday

publisher

to pull out; to allocate (funds); to dial

to make a living by engaging in illicit activities

to go for a walk outdoor/to participate in triad activities/to work or experience the real world or reality

key access point

there is good reason for it; it is by no means accidental

There's reason for everything

to leave home; to embark on a journey

to go out; to get out of the house

(of a woman) to get married (and hence live away from her parents)

to launch from the side

(fig.) to be born of a concubine

to brave untold danger; to risk one's life

to exit; to logout

bad personality because everything said to another is offensive (lit. a bad mouth cannot grow ivory); only says bad things

one cannot say nice things if always mean (idiom)

a sale; a price reduction | (Lit.: "A Big Bloodletting") | Alt.: 大平賣; 大減價

(noun) (of literature) a massive hemorrhage; (slang) to spend a lot of money on products on sale

cuckolds one's husband; has an affair

to unhorse

to spit [something] out | Std. Chinese: 吐出來

to spill | Cant.: 倒瀉

beyond others' expectations

to lose face; to be shamed

if one has money give money, if one has strength offer one's strength

if one has wealth then they give money, if one has strength then they contribute their efforts