To perform a traditional Chinese greeting by folding the hands together in front of the chest and bowing slightly

to make a deep bow with hands clasped in front of the chest, starting with arms raised and moving them downward while bowing as a formal greeting

(literary) ancient etiquette between guests and a host, characterized by bowing and yielding to one another

Perform a traditional greeting or sign of respect by clasping one's hands and bowing

literally "to open the door and bow to a thief"; to invite disaster by associating with or giving a free hand to evildoers

to bow respectfully with the hands clasped in front; to beg or plead humbly

Zhang Yi (c. 3rd century), a scholar and official from the Kingdom of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period; he is best known for compiling the dictionary [[广雅|廣雅|guang3 ya3]]

to fold one's hands in front and bow deeply to show respect.

to make a formal bow with hands folded in front, usually as a sign of respect toward an elder or superior

to cup one's hands and bow as a gesture of respect; to make a traditional Chinese greeting

to greet a guest or visitor by folding the hands in front and bowing slightly

To bow with hands clasped together while turning in a circle to greet or thank people on all sides.

to make a circular bow to the entire audience or group of people present