to block; to obstruct; to hinder or get in the way of something

to stop; to resist; to obstruct; to block or stem something's progress

to resist; to ward off; to keep out or hold back

cannot stop or prevent something or someone from advancing; unable to resist or hold back

to be in the way; to block a road, path, or passage

to shelter from; to keep out; to block; to fend off

To block the wind; to provide shelter from a breeze or cold draft

the transparent, reinforced glass in front of the driver's seat in a vehicle to block wind and debris; windscreen

(idiom) impossible to resist; an irresistible force

something used as a pretext or cover to avoid responsibility or hide the truth

A board-shaped device used to block, divert, or shield against something, such as a mudguard or a baffle plate.

mudguard or fender on a car, bicycle, or other vehicle; (UK) wing

The gear position in a vehicle such as a car or tractor where the engine is disconnected from the wheels and no power is transmitted.

the mechanism in a vehicle used to change speed or reverse; gearshift

a wall structure designed to prevent soil or stones from sliding or eroding, often built using masonry or reinforced concrete

A worker who operates and maintains machinery in a textile mill

to change the gear position of a motor vehicle in order to adjust the driving speed

To politely decline to see a visitor by using an excuse

to counter any onslaught; to meet a challenge with the appropriate measures; literally, when the soldiers arrive, send a general to stop them

a mantis trying to stop a chariot; to overrate one's own power and attempt the impossible

to block; to obstruct; to hinder or stop from passing

windshield; windscreen; the glass panel at the front of a vehicle like a car or airplane to protect against the wind

(literary) to put in order; to arrange; to get ready (such as luggage or items)

To be the first to face an enemy attack; more generally, to be the person who goes first to deal with a difficult or challenging situation.

to resist, obstruct, or withstand

the neutral gear of a motor vehicle

parking gear on an automatic transmission vehicle

Prop or support used to keep a row of books standing upright

(variant form) companion, partner, or servant accompanying a master

low gear in a motor vehicle; characterized by low speed and high engine torque

low gear or bottom gear in a vehicle

(idiom) to counter soldiers with generals and water with earth; to adopt whatever measures are necessary to deal with a specific situation as it arises

to shift into a higher gear in a vehicle or to upgrade a rank or level

tailgate of a vehicle; backboard

the first or lowest gear in a vehicle

The manual gear shift or transmission system of a vehicle; also refers to a car with such a system. In Taiwan, it is commonly called [[手排|手排|shou3 pai2]]

manual gearbox or stick shift in a motor vehicle

To put a vehicle into gear or engage a gear; to move the gear shift away from neutral to drive or reverse.

To shift a car's gear lever into neutral; to coast in neutral gear.

The specific gear position or mode in a vehicle's transmission (e.g., 1st gear, reverse, P, R, N, or D)

A Taiwan academic term for when a student is blocked from enrolling in an advanced course because they failed a prerequisite foundation course.

screen; blind; shade; fender

a basketball play where a player sets a screen for a teammate and then moves toward the basket; also known as a screen and roll

To interfere or get in the way of others; to block someone's path or progress.

(slang) to ask for money or to lend money

(slang) to ask to borrow money; to lend money

(slang) to ask for money or to lend money

to keep out the rain; to protect against rain