the human arm from the shoulder to the wrist

both arms; two arms

a bit of help; a helping hand

the part of the human arm between the elbow and the wrist

the arm of a person

The part of the arm where the upper arm and forearm meet on the inside; the bend of the arm

To rub shoulders or brush arms with someone while passing by

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

The part of the body between the shoulder and the wrist

to wave or raise one's arm, often to express strong emotion or to rally others

(idiom) a right-hand man; a trusted assistant or key aide; literally "left and right arms"

armband or shoulder patch worn on the upper sleeve to indicate rank, status, or affiliation; sleeve insignia

the physical strength of the arms

Literally "three heads and six arms"; used to describe someone with superhuman abilities or extraordinary resourcefulness. This term originally referred to the appearance of certain Buddhist deities like [[阿修罗|阿修羅|a1 xiu1 luo2]], symbolizing their immense power.

a small, long-armed ape of the family Hylobatidae, native to the tropical rainforests of South and Southeast Asia

a part of a machine that extends outwards like an arm and is typically used to support a load or pick up objects

a lever or mechanical arm that rocks on a pivot, used in machinery like engines and cameras

upper arm; the entire arm from shoulder to hand

(idiom) to raise one's hand and issue a rousing call; to rally others for a cause or action

arm of force in physics; the perpendicular distance from the fulcrum or axis of rotation to the line of action of a force

a mantis trying to stop a chariot; to overrate one's own power and attempt the impossible

to assist or provide help, often implying a helping hand as in the expression [[一臂之力|一臂之力|yi1 bi4 zhi1 li4]]

lit. a mantis trying to stop a chariot; used to describe someone who overestimates their own strength and attempts something impossible that is destined for failure

arm in arm; very close together, often used to describe missing an opportunity while standing right next to it or meeting a close friend

the joint where the arm bends

as the arm moves the finger; to direct someone or something freely and effortlessly; to have smooth and easy command of a situation

To raise one's arms and stand up; to get up and go; to swing one's arms as a sign of vigorous action or enthusiasm.

the arm of a lever to which the weight or resistance is applied; the distance between the fulcrum and the point where the load is hung

To have the chest and arms exposed; dressed in a revealing or low-cut manner.

The Perseus spiral arm of our galaxy

To miss someone by a narrow chance; to let an opportunity slip through one's fingers.

To roll up one's sleeves and stand up excitedly, ready to act.

The lower part of the human arm between the elbow and the wrist

(literary) an experienced doctor or expert; metaphor for someone who has gained wisdom and skill through repeated failure or hardship

The Sagittarius spiral arm of the Milky Way galaxy

to direct or control someone as easily as the brain directs the arms and fingers; to command as one wishes without any constraint

A secret agreement to marry or a solemn vow of mutual fidelity between lovers

a solemn marriage vow or secret engagement between lovers, derived from a practice of cutting the arm to pledge loyalty

to give someone a hand; to help someone out with a bit of effort

with arms crossed across the chest

the tracking arm of a record player or gramophone

(archery) the limb or arm of a bow

to hold someone's arm as a sign of friendship, intimacy, or trust; often used to describe friends walking arm in arm

to fold or cross one's arms across the chest

To swing one's arms and shout loudly to inspire or rally people.

to roll up one's sleeves and bare one's fists, meaning to be eager to get started or to show a readiness to fight; describes a person who is acting in a rough or aggressive manner

(literary) to swing or wave one's arms while walking away (often as a signal of refusal or unconcern), or to leave someone behind without looking back

to swing one's arms and walk away without looking back; to abandon someone or something without a second thought