a brush / to paint / to daub / to brush / to scrub / (fig.) to remove / to eliminate (from a contest) / to fire (from a job) / (onom.) swish / rustle / to swipe (a card) / to scroll on (a phone) / (gaming) to grind / to farm (for experience points, equipment, levels etc)
(bound form) a sieve / to sieve / to sift / to filter / to eliminate through selection / to warm a pot of rice wine (over a fire or in hot water) / to pour (wine or tea) / (dialect) to strike (a gong)
lit. to eliminate worry and dispel melancholy (idiom) / diversion from boredom / to dispel depression or melancholy / to relieve stress / a relaxing pass-time
United Nations Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women / Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women
United Nations Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women / Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women
the Great Sparrow Campaign or the Four Pests Campaign, one of the actions during the Great Leap Forward 大躍進|大跃进[Da4 yue4 jin4] aiming to eliminate four pests: rats, flies, mosquitoes, and sparrows
(bound form) a sieve / to sieve / to sift / to filter / to eliminate through selection / to warm a pot of rice wine (over a fire or in hot water) / to pour (wine or tea) / (dialect) to strike (a gong) / old variant of 篩|筛[shai1]
(lit.) when the rabbit is dead, the hunting dogs are cooked (idiom) / (fig.) to discard or eliminate someone once they are no longer useful / see 兔死狗烹[tu4 si3 gou3 peng1]
(idiom) To destroy enemy positions and eliminate the remaining forces. Figuratively, it refers to breaking through established conventions in writing or creative work.
(idiom) Spreading weeds are difficult to eradicate completely. It refers to an evil or harmful force that becomes difficult to eliminate once it has taken root.
(idiom) To use war to eliminate war and severe laws to prevent offenses. The expression presents harsh measures as a means of ending violence or crime.
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