肩
shoulders; to shoulder, to bear; shoulder; to shoulder (responsibilities etc)
- Strokes
- 8
- Pinyin
- jiān
Parts
Built from 肩
Words with 肩
- 并肩bìng jiān · bingjianalongside; shoulder to shoulder; side by side
- 仔肩zī jiān · zijianto bear responsibility for sth
- 凝肩níng jiān · ningjianfrozen shoulder (medicine)
- 坎肩kǎn jiān · kanjiansleeveless jacket (usually cotton); Chinese waistcoat
- 垫肩diàn jiān · dianjianshoulder pad
- 息肩xī jiān · xijian(literary) to put down one's burden; to rest; to stay (at an inn etc)
- 披肩pī jiān · pijiancape; shawl; (of long hair) to trail over one's shoulders
- 拱肩gǒng jiān · gongjiana spandrel (wall filling the shoulder between two neighboring arches)
- 搭肩dā jiān · dajianto help lift up onto one's shoulders; to stand on sb's shoulder
- 比肩bǐ jiān · bijianto be shoulder to shoulder; (fig.) to be as good as; to match; Taiwan pr. [bi4 jian1]
- 溜肩liū jiān · liujiansloping shoulders
- 耸肩sǒng jiān · songjianto shrug one's shoulders
- 肩带jiān dài · jiandaishoulder strap; shoulder harness; shoulder belt; baldric
- 肩扛jiān káng · jiankangto carry on the shoulder
- 肩章jiān zhāng · jianzhangepaulet; shoulder loop; shoulder mark
- 肩胛jiān jiǎ · jianjiashoulder; scapular region; scapula
- 肩膀jiān bǎng · jianbangshoulder
- 肩膊jiān bó · jianboshoulder
- 肩负jiān fù · jianfuto shoulder (a burden); to bear; to suffer (a disadvantage)
- 肩起jiān qǐ · jianqito bear; to shoulder (responsibilities etc)
- 肩部jiān bù · jianbushoulder; shoulder area
- 肩头jiān tóu · jiantouon one's shoulders; (dialect) shoulder
- 露肩lòu jiān · loujian(of a garment) off-the-shoulder; shoulder-baring
- 骈肩pián jiān · pianjianshoulder to shoulder
- 齐肩qí jiān · qijianlevel with one's shoulders; (of two people) both the same height
- 五十肩wǔ shí jiān · wushijianadhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
- 卸肩儿xiè jiān r · xiejianrlit. a weight off one's shoulders; fig. to resign a post; to lay down a burden
- 单肩包dān jiān bāo · danjianbaoshoulder bag
- 坎肩儿kǎn jiān r · kanjianrerhua variant of 坎肩[kan3 jian1]
- 挨肩儿āi jiān r · aijianrin rapid succession (of children, close in age); shoulder-to-shoulder