to move closer together; to approach or close up toward a target

to win someone over to one's side, often using schemes or incentives; to entice or draw someone in to be a friend or ally

to gather or collect together in one place; to assemble

to bring two or more things side by side or close together; to draw together

To join or close together, such as closing one's eyes, a suitcase, or a flower; to fold wings.

to collect or gather things that are scattered; to fold up or draw in objects like nets, umbrellas, or wings

To gather around someone or something from all sides; to cluster or converge toward a center

Unable to close one's mouth due to happiness, amazement, or shock; grinning broadly; gobsmacked.

to gather things together into one place; to pile up; to unite things that were scattered

to gather or assemble; to meet and concentrate in one place

altogether; in all; in total

to collect or gather things together; to compile scattered items into a whole

To gather together toward one spot; to press near; to move close to each other

to move a boat to the shore; to pull in or dock

to put together; to join or piece things together to form a whole

in all; in total; altogether; also written as [[拢共|攏共|long3 gong4]]

a comb or a fine-toothed comb

to try and get on someone's good side or establish a relationship for personal gain; colloquial; similar to [[套近乎|套近乎|tao4 jin4 hu5]] and [[拉近乎|拉近乎|la1 jin4 hu5]]

(dialect) to comb or groom the hair; to arrange the hair with a comb

to grasp; to clutch

to kindle a fire; to build a fire

to win someone over or rope them in, often using calculated methods for one's own advantage

to win over or gain the support and loyalty of others

Unable to reach an agreement; to fail to come to terms in a discussion or negotiation.

To agree with each other or reach a consensus after negotiation; to successfully conclude a talk or business deal