to involve; to implicate; to drag into a situation

to be concerned about; to miss someone or something and feel anxious or troubled about their well-being

to involve; to implicate; to drag in; to affect others or other things by association

to take the lead or coordinate in a collaborative effort; to act as the primary organizer for a task or operation

To pull, draw, or haul an object forward, such as a vehicle, sled, or farm tool; often refers to motorized transport pulling non-motorized units.

to involve or embroil someone in trouble; to implicate someone in a negative situation

to affect or produce a change in something because of a connected relationship; to have an impact on the whole through a part

to pin down; to contain; to restrict someone's movement or a power's expansion so that actions are limited

to force a connection or interpretation between unrelated or loosely related things

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

to bind; to yoke; to impede; to lead into entanglements; to be held back or restricted by something

to opportunistically pocket someone's possessions while passing by or in the middle of another task

To mediate or act as a middleman to help two parties establish a relationship; to facilitate contact between people.

morning glory; a climbing vine with heart-shaped leaves and funnel-shaped flowers, also commonly known as [[喇叭花|喇叭花|la3 ba5 hua1]]

towing power; traction; pulling or motive force produced by a vehicle's engine

To control or influence someone completely; to make someone follow blindly.

to be deeply concerned or anxious about someone; to feel a constant tug on one's heartstrings, especially when worrying about loved ones

the white-edged morning glory flower

(idiom) literally pulling a single hair makes the whole body move; used to describe how a tiny change in one part can impact the entire situation or system

to miss someone or something very much; describes a deep longing where the object of one's affection is even present in one's dreams

To make a forced analogy or a strained interpretation; to link unrelated things together in an illogical way. way

(idiom) to be free from all cares, obligations, or emotional attachments; unburdened

To involve someone in trouble or a difficult situation; to implicate others through one's own actions.

to be concerned about; to care for deeply

to feel anxious about or concerned for someone; to miss someone dearly

(textiles) the process of drawing out or thinning fibers; draft

Altair, the brightest star in the constellation Aquila; also the Cowherd in the folk tale [[牛郎织女|牛郎織女|niu2 lang2 zhi1 nu:3]]

to yield or compromise for the sake of cooperation; also written as [[迁就|遷就|qian1 jiu4]]

to involve or entangle someone else

(proverb) couples who are destined to be together will be joined by a thread even if they are a thousand miles apart; emphasizes that marriage is determined by fate despite geographic distance

to be worried; to feel concerned about someone or something

to impede, curb, or hold up

To seize the most critical aspect of a situation or handle a central problem; literally means "to lead a cow by the nose"

To strip off one's upper garment and lead a sheep as a sign of submission and readiness to accept punishment

Leading a sheep and carrying wine on a pole as a gesture of offering elaborate congratulations or gifts

literally meaning 'someone else leads away the donkey and you pull up the stake'; describes being blamed for a whole crime when you only played a minor role or were simply left at the scene

chained by wealth and pulled by fame; a variant form of the idiom describing how the pursuit of material gain and reputation restricts one's freedom

Literally "someone else stole the donkey and you just pulled up the stake"; used to describe being blamed for a crime or mistake while the main culprit gets away or is less punished less.

to be deeply worried or kept in suspense; to be filled with deep anxiety, often due to separation from loved ones

Unable to stop thinking about someone; to be deeply longing for or preoccupied with thoughts of a loved one.

holding hands; hand in hand

to sack the home and lead off the cattle; to strip a person of all their possessions

To carry wine and lead sheep as a way to welcome or reward guests or soldiers; refers to providing a warm and generous welcome.

to serve as a middleman or matchmaker for others

anchor lift or T-bar lift for skiers

to restrain or confine; to be hindered by something

To miss or feel concerned about someone who is absent; to keep someone in one's thoughts; same as [[牵挂|牽掛|qian1 gua4]]

to have nothing to worry about or be concerned with; to feel completely free and at ease

literally meaning "to see whether it is a mule or a horse, take it out for a walk"; used to mean that a person's true ability or the quality of a thing can only be judged through a practical test