The part of the body between the shoulder and the wrist.

to be bare to the waist; to have a naked upper body

To go into battle stripped to the waist; figuratively used to describe acting recklessly or charging ahead without strategy

to bare the upper body; to be bare-chested; to not wear a shirt

(idiom) the weak cannot win against the strong, literally the arm cannot twist harder than the thigh; also written as [[胳膊扭不过大腿|胳膊扭不過大腿|ge1 bo5 niu3 bu5 guo4 da4 tui3]]

literally 'the elbow turns outward'; used to describe someone who helps or favors outsiders rather than their own family, team, or group

(variant form) the rhythmic throbbing of arteries; a heartbeat or general trend

to favor people outside of one's own family or group at the expense of those close to oneself; literally, to turn one's elbow outward

To side with or help outsiders instead of one's own family, friends, or organization; literally means the elbow turns outward

The part of the human arm from the shoulder to the elbow.

The lower part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist; also written as [[前臂|前臂|qian2 bi4]], [[下臂|下臂|xia4 bi4]], or [[前膊|前膊|qian2 bo2]].

the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist

to push or pull up one's sleeves, often to prepare for work, show eagerness, or as a gesture of intimidation

a long cloth bag worn over the shoulder; also known as [[搭连|搭連|da1 lian5]]

the shoulder

the underdog cannot match a superior force, literally the arm cannot twist harder than the thigh

elbow; the joint between the upper and lower arm

to take off one's clothes and be naked from the waist up

the arms of a human being

To bare one's shoulders and arms; to be bare-chested.

a long, rectangular cloth pouch worn over the shoulder or around the waist, often used for carrying money or small items