odd; queer; fishy; suspicious or contrary to common sense

A piece of playground equipment consisting of a long board supported by a central pivot, with seats at each end for two people to go up and down.

stilts; long wooden poles with footrests used for walking above the ground

to walk on stilts; a traditional folk performance where entertainers dress as theatrical or legendary characters and dance while walking on stilts

strange or unusual in a way that suggests something is wrong; fishy; suspicious

(slang) to run away from home; to desert one's family

to skip work without permission or sneak out early; also written as [[翘班|翹班|qiao4 ban1]]

(slang) to skip or cut class; to intentionally not attend class when one is expected to be there

to wait comfortably and confidently for a successful result

(slang) to die; used with a humorous or disrespectful tone; equivalent to [[翘辫子|翹辮子|qiao4 bian4 zi5]]

to walk on stilts, typically as part of a folk performance

(bird species of China) stilt sandpiper (Calidris himantopus)