a partner or teammate; someone you work with in a cooperation

to match; to pair up; to arrange in appropriate groups or proportions

to build or erect a physical structure, especially temporary or informal ones; to knock together; to rig up

To carry passengers or a payload, especially as a vehicle or vessel; to pick up extra passengers or freight along the way.

To start a conversation with someone, often with the intention of getting to know them or hitting on them.

To conspire or secretly collaborate with someone to perform an illegal or improper act

to ride as a passenger; to travel by a means of transport such as a car, plane, or ship

To hitchhike or get a ride in someone else's vehicle

to respond to someone's greeting or speech; to pay attention to someone (often used in the negative)

to act as a go-between; to facilitate contact between two parties; to pull strings and build a bridge

To build or erect a bridge

to match or complement each other well, as in colors, sounds, or actors

To start talking to someone; to get into a conversation with another person.

(colloquial) to be of no use or no good; to be in vain; to be a waste of time or effort

to rescue; to go to the rescue of; to help someone escape from danger, disaster, or a difficult situation

A colleague or partner who has worked together with someone for many years and has a deep mutual understanding.

To sell an item along with other goods, often forcing consumers to buy a bundle of products on a tie-in basis.

a buckle or fastener for clothing or accessories that does not use a buttonhole; includes items like metal watch buckles, hooks, or [[魔术贴|魔術貼|mo2 shu4 tie1]] fasteners

To catch a ride with someone going in the same direction; to hitch a ride.

A pad placed on the back of a draft animal to support a harness

to carry passengers in a vehicle or vessel; to give someone a lift

to overlap or lap (as in construction, welding, or joints)

To take the wrong train, bus, or car.

To eat regularly in a canteen, cafeteria, or in another person's home, usually for a set fee.

to share a boundary or border; to meet at a common edge

to answer or respond to what someone has just said; to pick up the thread of a conversation; to converse

To do something idly or perfunctorily; to make small talk or chat half-heartedly without a real purpose.

To pair up or travel together temporarily; to work as a partner or teammate.

To connect electrical wires or telephone lines, often for the purpose of tapping or monitoring

to travel by ship or boat; to take a boat

to place one's hand or arm across another person's shoulder

to treat someone with coldness or indifference; to be standoffish or barely acknowledge someone's presence

(colloquial) to droop, hang down, or dangle

to join or form a theatrical group for a performance; often refers to entertainers working together temporarily

(idiom) to have one's arms around each other's shoulders or backs; describes being on very intimate terms or having a close relationship

A small amount or secondary item added to complete a set or reach a specific weight; an extra something thrown in by a seller to sweeten a deal.

To put up a scaffold or build a framework

To build or erect a temporary shed or awning.

A tool used for hooking things

To become partners or join together as companions, often for travel or business venture

to place a hand above the eyes like a small roof to block the sun and see more clearly look into the distance

doing something in a perfunctory or half-hearted manner; indifferent; puttering along; unimportant or inconsequential

To befriend someone to win them over; to solicit customers; to tout; to hook up with

walk with a rolling or swaying gait; to move with a side-to-side wiggle when walking

to travel by; to ride on a vehicle

to sob; to weep with short, irregular breaths, often after a bout of heavy crying

(literary) to pick up a bow and fit an arrow to it, ready to shoot

to answer; to respond; to join in a conversation

(historical) a theater performance given by actors to raise money for charity or disaster relief