very cautious and prudent; describes being extremely careful and not daring to be the least bit negligent.

The right wing of a bird or insect.

the left wing of a bird or airplane; (politics) the left wing; individuals or groups within a political party or organization that hold radical or progressive views; art and literature that focuses on social reform

The two wings of a bird or an aircraft

wing of an aircraft

Literally meaning "to fly away without wings"; used to describe things suddenly going missing or disappearing without a trace.

the sides of a military formation during combat; the troops stationed at those sides; the side or wing of anything

the wing of a bird

The tailpiece or empennage of an aircraft; also refers to the fletching of an arrow, fins on a missile, or a rear spoiler on a car

The fleshy part on either side of the nose that forms the lateral wall of each nostril

(idiom) literally like a tiger that has grown wings; describes a strong person or organization becoming even more powerful after gaining an additional advantage

a hinged flight control surface on the edge of an airplane wing used to control the rolling of the aircraft

pterosaur; pterodactyl

wingspan; wingspread

(of a couple) to be deeply in love and inseparable, going everywhere together

to fly with wings touching; side by side

an adjustable surface on the back edge of an aircraft wing used to increase lift or drag during takeoff and landing

to have grown full plumage; mature enough to act independently or take on major responsibility

Literally meaning to fly wing to wing; used to describe a couple who are deeply in love and inseparable.

a pair of legendary birds (also called [[鹣鹣|鶼鶼|jian1 jian1]] or [[蛮蛮|蠻蠻|man2 man2]]) in Chinese mythology, each having only one eye and one wing, that must fly together in pairs

A type of flying reptile from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods with a long head, pointed beak, short tail, and wings made of a thin membrane

Yicheng county in [[临汾|臨汾|lin2 fen2]] city, Shanxi Province

Hu Linyi (1812–1861), a Qing Dynasty official and military leader from Hunan known for leading the Xiang Army against the Taiping Rebellion; served as the Governor of Hubei and was posthumously honored with the name Wenzhong.

Yicheng County in [[临汾|臨汾|lin2 fen2]], Shanxi Province

the wings of a cicada, which are thin and transparent; often used to describe things that are extremely light or thin

A type of high-speed boat with underwater fins that lift the hull out of the water to reduce drag.

Zhang Tianyi (1906-1985), children's writer, author of the fairy tale [[宝葫芦的秘密|寶葫蘆的秘密|bao3 hu2 lu5 de5 mi4 mi4]]

the left and right wings of an army

not yet fledged; still green; lacking experience or strength

Zhao Yi (1727-1814), a prominent Qing dynasty poet, historian, and critic known for his historical research and his role as one of the three great poets of the Qianlong era; his works include the [[二十二史札记|二十二史劄記|er4 shi2 er4 shi3 zha2 ji4]].

(military) flank; the side of a military unit or position

To cover eggs with wings for hatching (of a bird); to shield, protect, or foster (metaphorically), often carrying a derogatory connotation of being under the protection of a questionable power

the extreme right wing in politics

(literary) to assist and protect; to serve as an aide to someone in a high position

wing; the limb used for flying

to flap or flutter the wings in preparation for or during flight

Horqin Right Middle Banner, a county-level administrative division of the Hinggan League in eastern Inner Mongolia

A banner (county-level administrative division) in Hinggan league, east Inner Mongolia.

a flightless bird with a long beak and thick feathers, native to New Zealand

airplane with two sets of wings, one above the other; commonly used in early aviation and for modern agricultural purposes

(literary) To make good plans for the welfare of one's descendants; based on a phrase from the "Classic of Poetry" meaning to protect and provide for one's children and grandchildren.

Horqin Left Rear Banner (Khorchin Züün Garyn Xoit khoshuu) in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia

Harqin Left Mongol Autonomous County in Chaoyang, Liaoning Province

an airplane with only one pair of wings

A county-level administrative division (banner) of [[乌兰察布|烏蘭察布|wu1 lan2 cha2 bu4]] city in Inner Mongolia.

Horqin Left Middle banner in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia; also known as Khorchin Züün Garyn Dund khoshuu

Chahar Right Rear Banner, also known as Caxar Baruun Garyn Xoit Khoshuu, located in [[乌兰察布|烏蘭察布|wu1 lan2 cha2 bu4]] city, Inner Mongolia.

To fly without wings; used to describe news, rumors, or information that spreads quickly without any external effort

like a tiger that has grown wings; to grow even more powerful by gaining new assistance or resources