variant of 炮轟|炮轰[pao4 hong1]

big gun

to shell

to brag about something that may not be true; to lie about something, usually by exaggeration

fort

to open fire

firearm

cannon used for signaling

heavy artillery

sound of gunfire

variant of 馬後炮|马后炮[ma3 hou4 pao4]

gunboat

gunboat

telephoto lens, usually with a focal length of >200mm (35mm equiv.); literally: long cannon

cannonade; artillery fire; gunfire

A satirizing term on someone who only talk, or attack through speech only, never do it in real; literally: mouth cannon

(programming) written without using a library, hand-rolled

artillery shell; cannon shell

cannon

to cut down on one's spending; to tighten one's belt; to have no money for food; literally, to tie a pack of fire crackers ----

A satirizing term on someone who only talk, or attack through speech only, never do it in real; literally: mouth cannon

catapult

gunner

barrage of gunfire (often used as a metaphor for rapid speech)