to bask in the sun; to be in the sun to get warm or tan

sunscreen lotion; sunblock cream; suntan lotion

to dry something by placing it in the sun; to dehydrate in the sun

To become tanned by exposure to the sun; to get sunburnt.

to put items in a well-ventilated and sunny place to dry

to be exposed to the sun's rays; (as a noun) solar radiation hitting a person or object; insolation

(of the sun) to scorch or burn; to be exposed to a scorching sun for a long time

to expose to strong sunlight; to bask in the sun

(idiom) to be exposed to the weather; to be wind-blown and sun-drenched

to turn over items while they are being dried in the sun to speed up the drying process

scorched by the sun and drenched by the rain without shelter

sunburn spots on the skin; freckles caused by overexposure to the sun

An open area used for sun-drying grain or other materials; a drying yard or threshing ground.

To copy blueprints or engineering drawings by exposing light-sensitive paper under a tracing; widely used for reproducing architectural plans, mechanical drawings, and charts.

An open-air terrace or platform built on a roof or balcony used for sunning oneself, cooling off, or drying clothes

to have the afternoon sun shining into a room or onto a building from the west

a piece of agricultural equipment used to cut grain and leave it in rows to dry; windrower

Literally "to fish for three days and sun-dry the nets for two days"; describes a lack of perseverance or consistency in one's work or studies.

To have overslept; often used as a lighthearted way to tell someone to wake up because it is late in the morning.

to spread things out on the ground or a flat surface to dry in the sun

redness or blisters on the skin caused by overexposure to the sun

to air or dry books in the sun to prevent mold or insect damage

to get sunburnt; sunburn

a traditional Tibetan festival involving the display of large religious tapestries, also known as the Shoton Festival

A person who frequently shares their personal experiences, thoughts, or photos with others on the internet

light-sensitive paper used for copying and making blueprints

(colloquial) to share photos or news of one's children on social media, often excessively or indiscriminately

(colloquial) a parent who habitually uses social media to share pictures and videos of their children; a sharenting group

A person who shares their personal life, experiences, or thoughts with others on the internet.

To warm up in the sun, especially during winter; popular in Northern Chinese dialects.

(Internet slang) to post photos online, especially photos of oneself or one's life, for others to see; abbreviation of [[晒|曬|shai4]] [[照片|照片|zhao4 pian4]]

to post or share photographs on social media for others to see

a clip used for hanging clothes to dry; clothespin

a rack or stand used for hanging clothes to dry in the air or sun; a clotheshorse

rope or wire on which washed clothes are hung to dry

(Cantonese) xylitol, a sugar substitute; phonetic loan from English

to protect oneself from sunlight or sunburn; to provide protection against the sun

sunscreen or sunblock; oil or lotion applied to the skin to protect it from sunburn