下装remove theatrical stage makeup and costume; clothing worn from the waist down
买账acknowledge somebody's superiority/seniority
代职hold a position in an acting capacity; a position in an acting capacity
伸腿stretch one's legs; step in to gain an advantage
偷闲loaf on the job; snatch a moment of leisure
兼课do some teaching apart from one's main occupation; teach two or more courses concurrently
剪票get one's ticket punched/clipped
助战assist in fighting; bolster one's morale
压阵keep the situation under control; bring up the rear
叫阵challenge the general of an opposite camp to battle
启封unseal; open an envelop or wrapper
圆场help to effect a compromise; walk in circles around the stage to represent a long journey
套汇buy foreign exchange by illegal means; engage in arbitrage (of foreign exchange
套车hitch up/harness a draught animal to a cart
存粮stock up food grain; grain in store
守灵keep vigil beside the coffin
成器grow up to be a useful person
托梦appear in one's dream to deliver a message or make a request
投亲seek refuge with one's relatives
折寿discount somebody's lifespan
拆台cut the ground from under somebody's feet
拜寿congratulate an elderly person on his birthday
挂账buy or sell on credit suspend repayment
换防relieve a garrison; send the garrison to another station
接产practice midwifery; deliver animals of their young
救场save the show or performance
救驾come to the rescue of the emperor
断交break off a friendship; break off/cut off diplomatic relations
断根have no heir; be completely cured
断案settle a lawsuit; conclusion
替班take somebody else's place; a person who takes over another's shift
服软admit or acknowledge defeat; admit one's mistake
测字fortune-telling by analysing the component parts of a Chinese character
献宝present a treasure; offer a valuable piece of advice or one's valuable experience
积食suffer from indigestion; undigested food accumulated in the stomach
背人keep from public knowledge; out of the way
行令play a drinking game; issue an order
补票buy a ticket after the normal time
贴金cover with gold leaf; touch up
起夜get up in the night to urinate
顶班work as a substitute for somebody absent; work on regular shifts
投河jump into a river to drown oneself
收账charge to an account; collect debts