(Malaysia, Singapore, slang, figurative) To push a task or responsibility to someone else.
(Malaysia, Singapore, slang, figurative) To push a task or responsibility to someone else.
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(Singlish, usually with a possessive noun or possessive pronoun, pronoun) One's business or responsibility. More often than not, used in a dismissive manner.
(Singlish, less common) , matters (some issue or responsibility that is an inconvenience to the one involved).
(Singapore, colloquial, slang) To bully or treat harshly, to punish (especially in military contexts).
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(informal) To practise tai chi.
“We need Democratic Congress building Habitat for humanity houses and demonstrating Tai Chi in the mornings 🌄 We need Congress to demonstrate healthy cooking on $20 a day Full meal for 4 We need Congress showing non-lethal response drills to protect the holy scrolls 📜 DO IT”
“It could be called the mother of Tai Chi.”
“Any of y'all know anything about tai chi and can answer a question for me for a story? Thanks.”
“and doing tai chi for some reason”
“Nah, I put up with the ads. But being lively on the Skip Ads button reduces their intrusion. I do seem hear a lot about "Chair Tai Chi" though! #DigiBlogChat”
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(martial arts) A soft form of martial art developed in China.
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