to poke; to prod; to stab | Variously written as 篤, 督, or 擉 because there is no real consensus as to the 'proper' character for this Cantonese meaning | 漢: 戳; 刺

end; rear; bottom; extremity | Also written as '' | 漢: 盡頭; 頭兒; 底部

measure word for excretions

sincere; earnest; devoted

(illness) serious; critical

to poke (Cantonese)

to doublecross someone (lit., "stab sb in the back")

(a chess move) an unexpected attack from behind

to strike unexpectedly when playing chess; to stab someone in the back

to betray a secret

to bust (spoken)

sure; certain; confident

calm; composed; unhurried

be an annoyance; be an irritant; be bothersome; be a thorn on one's side; be a pain in the arse | 漢: 討人厭 | Compare with '乞人憎'

annoying; dislike (spoken)

stab sb in the back; rat/tattle/snitch on sb; betray

backstabbing

when the clay pot breaks, the cracks go from the top to the bottom

seek after truth; get to the very bottom of the matter; keep asking until one gets the answers; pursue a question stubbornly

打破砂鍋問到底

to find things out in a thorough way by asking every detail

to investigate and find out everything; to keep asking many many questions; to ask many questions to try to get to the bottom of something

stand straight and stiff; stand perfectly upright

standing; to erect

to blow somebody's cover

noun; Tai Mei Tuk, a location in Hong Kong

at the end of the laneway or street

to rat on someone; to point someone out as the guilty party [colloquial]

piece of shit [colloquial]

to rat on someone; to point someone out as the guilty party [colloquial]

to use one's name or connections to gain admission into something without a ticket or paying [colloquial]

play pool

billiard; to play pool

stand up comedy; joke

(noun) talk shows

base; bottom; floor; foot; fundus; root; sole

bottom-most (spoken)

sincere; honest

deathly ill

No way out (the idea is not going to work; there's no way out down this road)

to be extremely flirty so as to seduce men

sincere and earnest