to stretch out; to reach out; to extend or jut out

To extend, stretch, or spread out from one point to another, often describing physical distance or paths

To stretch out or hold out one's hand; to reach for something

to stretch out; to extend or spread

to uphold or promote a positive value like justice or righteousness

to straighten; to stretch out

to stretch or draw out; to extend or elongate

adjustable; elastic; telescoping or collapsible

to stretch; to extend; to lengthen or elongate

can bend and submit or stand tall; able to adapt to circumstances by showing restraint in times of failure and exercising one's ambition in times of success

so dark that one cannot see one's own hand; pitch-black

to bend and stretch; to be flexible; to submit or rise according to circumstance

to stretch out; to extend; to spread out

to promote and protect what is right; to act as a champion of justice

to stretch oneself, often by extending the arms and arching the back when tired or just waking up

To extend or straighten one's legs.

to seek redress for an injustice; to clear one's name of false accusations; also written as [[申冤|申冤|shen1 yuan1]]

flexibility; elasticity; adaptability

To stick out one's tongue, usually as a gesture to express surprise, embarrassment, or fear

a muscle that serves to extend or straighten a part of the body

to extend; to stretch; to spread

A gap in structures such as buildings or bridges that provides space for movement caused by temperature changes or other forces

(textiles) the process of drawing out or thinning fibers; draft

To stretch one's body, especially the back; to straighten up.

to yawn and stretch one's limbs, often as a physiological response to fatigue or boredom

(idiom) can bow and submit, or can stand tall; ready to give and take or adapt to any situation

to right a wrong; to redress an injustice; to appeal for redress

To crane one's neck to look or peer around, often implies doing so cautiously, curiously, or secretively.

cannot see one's own palm when stretching out a hand; so dark that one cannot see anything

lifting the head and straightening the brows; describes a high-spirited, proud, and triumphant manner

to extend; to reach out; to spread out

(baseball) (loanword) sinker

runway used by models in a fashion show or beauty pageant, typically in a T-shape

To carry out one's will; to have one's ambition fulfilled.

moocher or sponger; refers to a person or group that does not work hard themselves but instead relies on asking superiors, the collective, or the state for help and benefits

A person who does not work or pay for their own needs but relies on others; a moocher or sponger.

Shengang Township in Changhua County, Taiwan

Shengang (also written Shenkang) Township in Changhua County, Taiwan.

To relax or raise one's eyebrows, showing a sense of relief

ability to expand and contract; elasticity or flexibility

A drawing tool used to copy a diagram at a larger or smaller scale

(idiom) to stretch out one's legs and stare with wide eyes; a colloquial way to describe the act of dying

(variant form) everyone expresses their own opinion or personal perspective

a person of character knows when to yield and when to stand tall; able to adapt to circumstances; ready to give and take

To extend the meaning of a word; to infer or derive a wider meaning from a literal one

the maximum resistance of a material to being pulled or stretched before it breaks

A person who does not avenge an injustice is no gentleman, and one who does not redress a wrong is not worth being called a man.

reaching a hand out from the coffin; to be insatiably greedy even when one is about to die or already dead