cannon; big gun; mortar; firecracker

prepare herbal medicine by roasting or parching

(verb) 1. concoct; (noun) (for police) gun

variant of 炮

a long range gun; long range artillery

strike the table in anger [also] 拍案（而起）

to hit the table in anger

light/ignite and set off firecrackers

to set off firecrackers

a liar

describes a person who always exaggerates thing(s) or bullshit

to be the first to speak or act (fire the first shot)

verb; fire the first shot; fire the first round; the first or leading launch of something

bazooka; rocket artillery

short-tempered; hot-tempered; having an anxious or irritable temperament

firecracker neck

(slang) hot -tempered; irritable temper; fiery temperament

single-handedly take action

to resign

quit (slang)

to attack by bomb, shell, or by violence

prepare Chinese medical herbs (by roasting, soaking, etc)

teach sb a lesson; deal with sb

cook up; concoct; make up

(artillery) shell

to reduce spending; to tighten the belt because of having an empty stomach and no money for food

to starve; to tighten the belt to reduce spending

to pose; to pose as a big shot; put on a front; to not live up to one's name; pirated products

(a sampan pretending to be a warship); to bluff; to pose as a big shot; pirated products

belated / post-hoc action or advice; to offer a explanation after an event was over, after-the-fact, with perfect hindsight

fort; fortified battery

firecrackers | [普]: 爆竹

firecracker(s) or firework(s)

firecrackers (esp. the red ones strung together on a string) | [粵]: 炮仗

emplacement

firecracker vine (Pyrostegia venusta)

be certain; be confident of success; can be depended on | [華] 有把握; 有能; 有倚靠; 有靠山

verb; confident of success

a liar

verb; speak with a sharp tongue; brag

to pull out a gun [colloquial]