倈[dāo]
〈动〉
To talk a lot [chatter]. Such as: nagging (talking about wisps. Talking is long-winded); nadeng (making trouble, making a fuss); nagging (talking); nagging (talking endlessly) [tāo]
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Greedy. The vulgar word for gluttony [be greedy for]
How can one talk about heaven's power and think it is one's own strength? - "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Lu Zhi"
Another example: be greedy for (Gluttony) ;Tao Mao (greedy and greedy); Tao Fu (greedy and violent); Tao Er (greedy and despicable); Tao Da (greedy and wasteful in government affairs); Tao Mei (greedy; greedy); Tao Wealth
< p>Accept [get the benefit of]. In ancient Chinese, modest words are used to express gratitude for favors and gifts.The position is good and the soup is heavy, and the kindness is drunk deeply. ——Tang Zhang said "The banquet at Li Zhengdian Academy should be made with the word Lin"
Another example: Taofu (to receive blessings); Taobi (to receive blessings); Taomo (to receive blessings); Taomo (to suffer); Position (residing in an official position); Tao Ming (honest name); Tao Yan (Ren column; Tao Guang); Tao Shou (bearing); Tao Cheng (suffering; bearing)
See also dāo