to bend; to curve something; to distort or warp

To change direction while traveling; to turn a corner.

to stoop; to bend one's body at the waist

To change direction while moving; to turn a corner or follow a curve.

a curved or crooked road

To proceed along a zigzag path or follow the bends and corners of a road

(reduplication) curved; bent; winding

a sudden bend or zigzag in a road or path

The part of the arm where the upper arm and forearm meet on the inside; the bend of the arm

to take a roundabout or indirect route

winding road; curve or bend in a road or river

(dialect) to go for a walk or take a stroll

reduplicated form (AABB) of [[弯曲|彎曲|wan1 qu1]], emphasizing the degree of crookedness or meandering

To speak vaguely or indirectly without getting to the point

To pull or bend a bow in preparation for shooting an arrow

a sharp turn or abrupt curve in a road or path

the curved joint or bend in a pipe; an elbow fitting in machinery

bend in a road, river, or path

a bend, turn, or curve in a road or object

(idiom) describes a path that is winding and follows many curves; full of twists and turns

the degree to which something is curved or bent; flexure

(dialect) to go for a walk or take a stroll for leisure

zigzag; curly; meandering; synonymous with [[弯弯曲曲|彎彎曲曲|wan1 wan1 qu1 qu1]]

to go for a walk or a short stroll

full of twists and turns; winding and tortuous

(idiom) full of twists and turns; curvy; also used metaphorically to describe something tricky or complicated

crooked; twisted; winding; a twist or bend

To turn a corner or follow a curve; to change direction

to go for a walk; to take a stroll

to speak or act in a roundabout way rather than being direct; to avoid coming straight to the point

Literally meaning to circle on horseback and draw one's bow without firing; used to describe making a grand show of preparing for action without actually starting or committing to it.

a 180-degree turn made by a vehicle to reverse its direction of travel

To make a right turn while driving or walking

A road bend with a large curve or sharp angle

a curved section of pipe that holds water to prevent sewer gases from entering a building; also called a U-bend

better to break than to bend; used to describe an adamant person who would rather die or suffer than yield or compromise

to follow a winding path; to twist and turn; to take a zigzagging route with many bends

machete; cutlass; curved knife or sword

a bird species of China (Calidris ferruginea)

to bend; to curve or flex something out of a straight line

the degree of curvature or camber

crescent moon; crescent shape

the curved upper surface of a liquid in a tube, as described in physics

(slang) gay man; gay guy

elbow pasta; macaroni

to bend or flex one's feet

slouching or having poor posture; stooping and bending the back so that one is not standing or sitting erect