1.to sauté2.to fry3.to dry by heating
to prepare herbal medicine by roasting or parching (in a pan)
1.mortar (weapon)2.Taiwan pr. [pò jí pào]
1.artillery barrage2.gunfire
1.artillery soldier2.gunner
1.firecrackers2.string of small firecrackers
1.to shell2.to bombard3.bombardment
1.to shell2.to bombard3.bombardment
1.(Chinese chess) moving the cannon after moving the horse away2.(fig.) a useless action or comment; sth done after it's too late
1.lit. to follow the recipe (idiom)2.fig. to follow a set pattern
1.gun salute (e.g. 21-gun salute)2.salvo
barrage of gunfire (often used as a metaphor for rapid speech)
bird shotgun replaced by cannon (idiom); equipment improved enormously
1.to fire a salvo2.broadside3.cannonade
sugar-coated bullets, term used by Mao (originally in 1949) to refer to corrupting bourgeois influences
(Northeastern dialect) simple-minded person
1.mountain gun (portable artillery piece used in mountainous terrain)2.(dialect) bumpkin; simpleton; idiot
artillery bombardment; artillery battle
form of torture said to have been used by King Zhou of Shang 商纣王[shāng zhòu wáng] in which the victim was forced onto a bronze pillar heated by a fire
1.sound of gunfire2.fig. news of momentous events
1.cannon used for signaling2.signaling shot