to rely or depend on someone or something for support or to achieve a goal

to be close to in space or distance; situated near

trustworthy and dependable; accurate and believable

reliability; dependability; the degree to which something is trustworthy or can be relied upon

To move to the side, step aside, or stay near the edge of something; also used as a command to pull over or move over.

to stop at or call at a place, used for vehicles such as trains, buses, and ships; to berth; to dock

to move closer together; to approach or close up toward a target

a person, group, or power that provides support or influence

To be subordinate to or operate under the wing of a larger organization, often for administrative, legal, or reputational reasons.

to go to someone for help or protection; to seek refuge with a relative or friend

undependable; untrustworthy; not to be trusted or believed

to approach the shore or a dock; to come alongside a wharf or bank

unreliable; untrustworthy; not to be depended on

the back of a chair, sofa, or other seat where a person leans their back; backrest

a cushion or pillow used for leaning against when sitting or lying down; back cushion

reliable; trustworthy; dependable

with backs against each other

firm; sturdy; solid and robust

To rest one's body against someone or something for support.

(idiom) having no family or friends to rely on; left all alone and helpless; on one's own

To move or stand to the side in order to make way for others

A pillow or cushion used for leaning on or supporting the back and waist while sitting

to dock or anchor a ship along the shore

an armrest on a chair; also called a [[扶手|扶手|fu2 shou3]]

A chair with a backrest; lounge chair or armchair.

To live off the mountain if you live near one; to make a living by relying on the local resources of one's environment

To go and live with relatives and friends when one has no other place to stay; to seek help or shelter from one's social network of relations.

To abandon one's integrity and principles to seek favor with a powerful person; to join a powerful group or the enemy camp for personal gain.

to rely on; to depend on; to use something as a basis or means

To depend on for one's livelihood; to rely on for support.

a chair with a high backrest

to lean on; to be near to; to depend on or rely on someone for support

to depend or rely on somebody or something

(idiom) having no relatives or friends to depend on; left entirely to one's own devices

to ask favors of or rely on the assistance of one's relatives and friends

to trust and rely on

a port where a ship stops during a journey, often to load or unload cargo or passengers or to take on supplies

a place where a bus, train, ship, or plane stops to pick up or drop off passengers; stopover; port of call

Taiwanese slang used to express surprise or frustration; similar to "whoa!" or "jeez!".

(proverb) one depends on one's parents when at home, and on one's friends when away from home

at home one depends on one's parents, but when away from home one depends on friends; emphasizes the importance of social connections

reliable and dependable; proper and secure

Slang exclamation used to express shock, frustration, or disbelief; similar to "holy crap" or "damn".

to lean against something in a slanting position; to recline

to ask for help or support from someone; to seek a person or place to rely on for one's livelihood

solid, reliable, and dependable

to lean closely against; to be right next to; to be closely connected or rely on for support

To have someone or something to rely on for the rest of one's life; most often used in the context of a woman finding a stable marriage.

to trust in or depend on God or the Lord, especially in a religious or Christian context