(loanword) bye-bye; also pr. [bai1 bai1] etc; (coll.) to part ways (with sb); (fig.) to have nothing further to do (with sb or sth)

to pay one's respects by bowing with hands in front of one's chest clasping joss sticks, or with palms pressed together; (Tw) religious ceremony in which offerings are made to a deity

to attend a religious service; (coll.) week; (coll.) Sunday

to worship; adoration

Dubai

to worship; to pray (esp. in a regular religious gathering at a church or mosque)

to kneel and bow with joined hands at forehead level; to worship

to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors)

to worship; to make customary deferences to; a pilgrimage

to kowtow; to kneel and worship

to formally call on; to worship (a God); to pay homage to sb

to bow down low; to make obeisance; to kneel and bow

to bow to one another; to kneel and kowtow to one another; formal kowtow as part of traditional wedding ceremony

to bow again; to bow twice (gesture of respect in former times); (in letters, an expression of respect)

to bow in salute; to kowtow

to pay a return visit

to gather as a group to exchange greetings (typically at New Year)

to worship

Dubai (Tw)

to worship; to gaze with reverence

to return a visit

to become sworn brothers or sisters; sworn (brothers)

to line up to pay homage

to prostrate oneself; to kneel and bow the head (in submission, supplication, worship etc)

(old) factory-designated weekly day off in lieu of Sunday; day off (work)

Gustave Flaubert (1821-1880), French realist novelist, author of Madame Bovary

personality cult

to prostrate oneself in worship (idiom); (fig.) to worship; to bow down to