2. Scrabble together [q and p and n b ā cò u] to put bits and pieces together. Also called "seven to eight".
3. Extending in all directions [sü t not ng bā dá] Communication and access: unimpeded. There are roads in all directions. Describe the traffic is very convenient. Also known as "extending in all directions".
4. There are a lot of people [q and zu ǐ bā shé], and you can't stop talking.
5. Miscellaneous [zá q and zá b ā] describes the appearance of clutter.
6, at sixes and sevens [Luan q and b ā z ā o] describes very messy, disorganized and orderly.
7. Nonsense [hú shu not bā dao] is groundless. Also known as "nonsense" and "nonsense".
8. Half a catty of eight Liang [bà n j Ρ n b ā li ∥ ng] eight Liang: that is, half a catty, and the old one was sixteen Liang. Half a catty is equal to eight ounces. Metaphor is the same as each other. More used in derogatory sense. Also known as "one and a half Jin, one eight Liang".