to abandon

to throw out

to dump (selling abroad more cheaply than cost price at home)

to polish; to burnish

to desert

to drop anchor

to get the ball rolling (abbr. for 拋磚引玉|抛砖引玉[pao1 zhuan1 yin3 yu4])

(Cantonese) (of a woman) to direct a coquettish look, comment or gesture at a guy

to intimidate [colloquial]

literally: throw the schoolbag, which means a person is pedantic or try to showoff with one's knowledge

netting; to cast the net

projectile

to lose face

to shirk one's responsibility; to pass the buck

to throw

to put oneself out in the public eye (said of sb for whom doing so is deemed unseemly)

cover (i.e. insurance against loss in financial deals)

to discard

to show off one's moves before a fight; to argue using foul language [colloquial]

to sprinkle

parabola

to drip

(slang) to bluff or to fake one's abilities or intentions, usually in an attempt to intimidate someone

to toss food in a wok, a cooking technique used by some chefs