to bleed; to shed blood

(of a contagious disease etc) to spread; to propagate; (of a style of clothing, song etc) popular; fashionable

to flow; to disseminate; to circulate or spread; to move or drift; to degenerate; to banish or send into exile; stream of water or sth resembling one; class, rate or grade

rogue; hoodlum; gangster; immoral behavior

lower course of a river; low-class; mean and lowly; vulgar; obscene

top quality; front ranking

river; CL:條|条[tiao2]

tramp; wanderer

to drift about; to wander; to roam; nomadic; homeless; unsettled (e.g. population); vagrant

rumor; gossip; to spread rumors

to exile; to banish; to deport; to float (logs) downstream

to flow; to circulate; to move about; mobile; (of assets) liquid

meteor; shooting star; meteor hammer (abbr. for 流星錘|流星锤[liu2 xing1 chui2])

to shed tears

(of time) to pass; to elapse

river; stream

to spread; to circulate; to hand down

an electric current; (old) current intensity

to have a miscarriage; (fig.) to fail; to fall through

flu; influenza

to flow

stream of air; airflow; slipstream; draft; breath; turbulence (of aircraft)

to alternate; to take turns

tide; current; trend

course; stream; sequence of processes; work flow in manufacturing

distinguished and accomplished; outstanding; talented in letters and unconventional in lifestyle; romantic; dissolute; loose

to piss one's pants in terror (idiom); scared witless

to flow out; to issue; to leak

main stream (of a river); fig. the essential point; main viewpoint of a matter; mainstream (culture etc)

rover; vagabond; vagrant; wanderer

to sweat

blood flow

to drool; to salivate; (fig.) to covet; to lust after

to float on the current; to drift along or about; rafting

to circulate; to distribute; circulation; distribution

running water; (business) turnover

direction of a current; direction of flow; to flow toward

ocean current

(of soil etc) to wash away; to be eroded; (fig.) (of talented staff, followers of a religious faith, investment funds etc) to go elsewhere; to fail to be retained

to flow into; inflow

to bleed from the nose; (fig.) to be sexually aroused

upper class; high society

to go into exile; to be in exile

to wander about destitute; to be stranded

fluent

flow rate; throughput of passengers; volume of traffic; (hydrology) discharge; data traffic; network traffic; website traffic; mobile data

rivers of blood (idiom); bloodbath

stray dog

gentry; celebrities