To travel or move back and forth frequently or in large numbers like a weaver's shuttle

A tool used in weaving to carry the crosswise thread back and forth between the lengthwise threads; also called a [[梭|梭|suo1]].

A large predatory ray-finned fish known for its elongated body and fearsome appearance

Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862), American author, poet, and philosopher known for his work "Walden" and his leadership in transcendentalism

A type of edible sea crab with a shell shaped like a shuttle and paddle-like rear legs used for swimming

A type of shrub or small tree that grows in desert regions, often used for sand stabilization and desert reforestation; Haloxylon ammodendron.

to travel back and forth through time and space

The sun and moon move back and forth like a shuttle; used to describe how quickly time passes, often paired with [[光阴似箭|光陰似箭|guang1 yin1 si4 jian4]]

a weapon consisting of a long pole with a double-edged pointed blade at one end

A type of poker game, often used for gambling; from English "show hand".

Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), a famous French Enlightenment philosopher and writer known for his works on social equality and education.

A reusable spacecraft that travels between Earth and space, used for transporting people and equipment; specifically used in Taiwan

Time passes as quickly as a weaver's shuttle; describes the rapid passage of time

To put up a strong resistance against unwanted sexual advances or a rapist; literally refers to throwing a weaver's shuttle at an attacker.

A woman resisting a man's advances or seduction; see [[投梭|投梭|tou2 suo1]]

To reject a man's unwanted sexual advances or flirtation.

to throw the shuttle; a term used in weaving or certain sports

to pass back and forth as quickly as a weaving shuttle; used to describe the rapid flight of time

Mosuo ethnic group of Yunnan and Sichuan provinces

Mosuo ethnic group of Yunnan and Sichuan provinces in Southwest China

A type of single-celled organism found in freshwater, which has a spindle-shaped body and moves using a flagellum. Also called [[绿虫藻|綠蟲藻|lu:4 chong2 zao3]].

a type of spear with a long shaft and a narrow blade; now commonly written as [[梭镖|梭鏢|suo1 biao1]]

to patrol to and fro; to go back and forth while inspecting or observing

Any of various ray-finned fish from the family Mugilidae

Diplomatic activity where a mediator travels frequently between conflicting parties to facilitate communication and negotiation; famously used to describe efforts by [[基辛格|基辛格|ji1 xin1 ge2]] to reduce tension after the 1973 October War.

Clostridium botulinum (bacterium that produces the botulinum toxin and causes botulism)

The flight of orioles back and forth, appearing like a moving weaver's shuttle

a species of mullet (Liza haematocheila) characterized by a long body and large scales, common in coastal waters

a type of predatory marine fish in the barracuda family, typically characterized by a yellowish tint or tail

a species of Gram-positive, spore-forming bacteria often abbreviated as C. diff that can cause severe diarrhea and colitis