To shake off, get rid of, or extricate oneself from a difficult situation or unwanted burden; to break free from old habits, ideas, or constraints.

to put in a specific place; to set up; to lay out; to display

to settle a matter; to resolve a dispute; to handle a situation fairly so that all parties are satisfied

To sway; to swing; to rock back and forth; to wobble

to set out, display, or arrange items; to furnish and decorate a room

To move something back and forth, play with it, or tinker with it; to operate or repair manually.

To arrange, display, or decorate; to manage or handle affairs; to layout or set up things.

A type of dance that evolved from African American jazz dance and rose to popularity with rock and roll music in the mid-20th century, characterized by rhythmic swaying and twisting movements of the whole body.

to wave or gesture with the hand, such as to beckon someone to come over or to say goodbye

to swing; to move back and forth; to oscillate; to flutter

to set up a vendor's stall or display goods for sale in a street or market

The lowest edge or bottom part of a shirt, skirt, jacket, or gown; also refers to the width of such a hem.

clear; plain; evident; describes a situation that is placed clearly before one's eyes

To put something in a straight or proper position; to lay out correctly.

To transport people or goods across a river or lake by boat; to cross a river by ferry.

To swing or oscillate back and forth without stopping

To walk with a swinging gait, showing a self-satisfied, arrogant, or boastful attitude

to spread out; to unfold; to deploy (e.g., troops or a position)

(of a pendulum) to stop oscillating or swinging

ornament; decoration; things displayed for show like handicrafts or furnishings

(dialect) the last time something occurred; previously

to put on airs or act superior in order to show off one's status or importance

To set up a stall on the ground, such as at a street market, to sell goods

pendulum of a mechanical clock; a component that swings back and forth to regulate the time

to parade one's wealth; to be ostentatious and extravagant; to put on a show of being rich, often used with a mocking or critical tone

to display wealth or put on a grand show; to be splashy or extravagant

Swaying or wobbling from side to side; walking unsteadily

(idiom) to nod one's head and wag one's tail; to look self-satisfied or smug; to behave with lightheartedness or levity

(dialect) to chat; to gossip; to tell stories or spin a yarn, especially for a long time

a physics experimental device consisting of a weighted ball suspended by a fixed-length string that swings back and forth in a vertical plane

(colloquial) To suffer from malaria; specifically refers to the fits of shivering and shaking associated with the disease.

the bottom edge or hem of a gown or a long garment

To put on an act or keep up appearances; to deliberately behave in a certain way just to impress others.

to swing; to sway back and forth

to twist or sway one's body while moving

The curve traced by a point on the rim of a circular wheel as the wheel rolls along a straight line without slipping; also called [[旋轮线|旋輪線|xuan2 lun2 xian4]]

to praise achievements and list merits; to talk about one's successes and strengths

to put in order; to arrange in rows; to display things according to their category

(dialect) malaria

To set up a platform for a martial arts competition; often used to mean issuing an open challenge to others for a contest or competition.

the part of a watch or clock that swings back and forth to keep time; also called [[摆盘|擺盤|bai3 pan2]]

to sway or stagger from side to side; unsteady

to be ostentatious or show off one's wealth; to keep up appearances

to place on display; to arrange or dispose of (goods, items, or matters)

to arrange or display sacrifices and ritual offerings to a deity or ancestors

a device used to demonstrate the rotation of the Earth; first created by the French physicist Léon Foucault in 1851

To walk or move with a swaying motion, such as waddling or swaying from side to side; describes a steady rocking gait.

a physical system consisting of one pendulum attached to the end of another

to instigate or egg someone on to do something bad