to sell at auction; to reach a given price at auction
to auction; auction sale; to sell at a reduced price
to send; to cable (a telegram)
beat (music); paddle-shaped object (flyswatter etc); racket (sports)
citizen journalist (typically posting short, self-produced documentary videos on the Web)
to beat against the shore (of waves)
to film; to shoot (a picture)
clapper-board; auctioneer's hammer; to beat time with clappers
(lit.) to slap the table (in amazement, praise, anger, resentment etc); (fig.) astonishing!, wonderful!, dreadful! etc
(dialect) to perform; to act (in a play etc)
to take (a) photo; to take a picture; to photograph; to shoot (a film, a movie, a picture)
(slang) to throw brickbats; to criticize harshly
to urge on a horse by patting its bottom; (fig.) to encourage; same as 拍馬屁|拍马屁, to flatter or toady
auctioneer; auction house
to chase girls; to hang around with girls
to flatter; to fawn on; to butter sb up; toadying; boot-licking
to make oneself scarce; to slip away; to take a French leave
to take a photo in secret; to take a photo secretly; to secretly photograph; to take a picture of a person without permission; to take a picture of a person without their knowledge
in time with (i.e. same rhythm); to keep in step with; (fig.) to cooperate
to resort to bragging and flattering; abbr. for
吹牛拍馬
candid photograph; genuine photograph (not set up or doctored)
to begin shooting (a movie, a scene of a movie etc); to start the bidding (auction); to start a trading session (stock market)
to beat time; to mark rhythm on drum or clapper boards
to capture (an image); to snap (a photo)
to start shooting (a film); to invest in (a movie); to put (sth) up for auction
to prepare to film; to plan a shoot
to reproduce photographically; to duplicate; to adapt (as a movie); to remake (a movie); adaptation; reproduction; remake
to take a picture or video of oneself
to document on film the course of events; to follow sb with a camera
hurried; impatient; rushed
electric mosquito swatter
camera self-timer (for delayed shutter release)
to resort to bragging and flattering
camera self-timer mode (for delayed shutter release)