to kidnap; to abduct; to hijack; a kidnapping

to fight; to scuffle; to come to blows

to have a row; to fight with words; to have a spat or verbal dispute

a physical frame or structure, such as a skeleton of a building or a support for machinery; (figurative) the basic structure of a plan, theory, or organization

the primary symbol of Christianity, representing the crucifixion of Jesus

the physical or conceptual structure of something; framework; architecture; organization

A physical structure used to support or hold items, such as a rack, stand, shelf, or skeleton.

a structure used to support or hold something up, such as a stand, trestle, frame, rack, or medical stent

physical posture or stance; an outward air, manner, or attitude (often intended to impress or intimidate)

bookshelf; bookcase

The supporting frame or structure of an object; skeleton.

to construct, install, or set up something above the ground, such as a bridge, antenna, or cable

shelf in a store or warehouse used for displaying or storing goods

stretcher; litter; bier; a long frame used for carrying sick or injured people

a structure formed by connecting various upright, horizontal, or inclined components; the basic structure of a building or a system

to build a structure such as a hut or bridge on stilts or pillars so it is raised off the ground; to install power lines overhead

clothes hanger; clothes rack or stand; a frame used for hanging garments

A high road or bridge structure raised above the ground to cross over other roads, railways, or valleys to improve traffic flow.

to resist; to ward off; to parry blows; to hold one's own

Temporary structure used in construction to support workers and materials; also used in Taiwan as [[鹰架|鷹架|ying1 jia4]]

To fall apart or disintegrate, especially of a structure or physical object

posture, manner, or attitude; often used to describe a person's demeanor or the way someone carries themselves in a particular situation

landing gear or undercarriage of an aircraft; the device used by a plane to take off, land, taxi, and park on land or water

a three-legged stand used to support and stabilize equipment such as cameras, telescopes, or surveying instruments

to put up a bridge; to bridge a gap

to put on airs or act superior in order to show off one's status or importance

A sub-provincial administrative forestry district in western Hubei Province, famous for its biodiversity and folklore

To be unable to resist or hold out any longer against something or someone; to be no match for another person.

To intervene in a dispute or fight and try to calm things down; to persuade people to stop arguing or fighting.

A frame with a noose used for execution by hanging; a gibbet. Also called [[绞架|絞架|jiao3 jia4]].

The part of the continental margin that extends from the shoreline to the ocean, characterized by a gentle slope and shallow depth.

overhead; elevated

A frame for executing people by hanging; gallows; gibbet.

a rack or stand used for resting or hanging brushes and pens; typically made of ceramic, wood, or metal

to fight or tussle (especially of animals); to have a heated verbal or physical altercation with someone

A shelf or stand used for displaying potted flowers.

luggage rack; baggage rack

the frame for a pair of eyeglasses or spectacles

An elevated highway or road built above ground level to separate traffic and reduce congestion in cities.

unit of measurement for the total number of flights or appearances by aircraft; one plane flying once equals one sortie

To engage in a fight involving a large group of people; to participate in a brawl or gang fight

The structural frame, chassis, or carriage of a vehicle, such as a car or bicycle; the support structure built on the axles to carry the body and load

describes something that provides a basic structure or overarching outline; framework-like

bracket; support used in machinery or construction

a frame or structure made of bamboo, wood, or metal used to support climbing plants, hold a covering, or serve as a scaffold

Nauseating airs or hateful arrogance; an offensive and self-important attitude

(of a library or shop) providing direct access to shelves for customers or readers to select items personally

overhead or elevated roadway, often without traffic lights to improve traffic flow

bare outline; mere skeleton; an empty frame or facade. Used to describe something that has an impressive appearance or formal structure but lacks actual substance or content, such as a hollow organization or a poorly written essay