to pee, to urinate

(noun) a handshake; (usually referring to a valuable object) 'a grasp on'

(verb) to drive

person in charge or handling funds or accounts

a big-mouth; 'shoot one's mouth off' (mostly applied to women)

to knead or grab the breasts

to be in charge [colloquial]

(slang) surety; assurance; firmly in one's grasp

describes a person who is in poverty and has to beg for money like a beggar

adj; in charge

to make decision

in-charge (slang)

(financial jargon) to hold shares long term

to follow the principles and rules strictly

to milk

to get an 'F' grade in a school subject

verb; literally grasp the neck, when we say " 揸頸就命" which mean swallow insult and humiliation silently; control oneself and suppress one's indignation

it is used to described clothes that fit one's waist very well, or are very tight around the waist part

to (take the responsibility to) make a decision, to be in charge; literally: to be the banker in a gamble

to shake hands

the action when the host of "fan-tan" (a gambling game) to start a game by gripping buttons out from the container to the mat

person in charge (project, team, triad etc)

to hold water kettle, to work as waiter

to get an 'A' grade in a school subject ; literally: driving rocket