to erect / vertical / vertical stroke (in Chinese characters)
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to erect (a tent etc) / to prick up (one's ears) / to raise (one's eyebrows) / to stick up (one's thumb) / to turn up (one's collar) / (of a bird) to puff up (one's feathers)
harp
to give the middle finger
vertical shaft (for mining, ventilation systems etc)
standing / vertical
乚 stroke in Chinese characters
(downwards-starting right angle character stroke)
stroke𠄌 in Chinese characters (e.g. 以[])
vertical / to erect / to set upright / vertical stroke in Chinese characters / young servant (old)
to erect / to set upright / to stand
recorder (musical instrument) / (Tw) clarinet
vertical stroke (in Chinese characters)
see 立蛋[]
to give a thumbs-up / to express one's approval
to prick up one's ears / to strain to hear sth
vertical stroke with a hook at the end (in Chinese characters)
in disorder / at sixes and sevens (idiom)
in disorder / in a tremendous mess
to pick on sth incessantly (idiom) / to criticize right and left
to scowl fiercely / to glare
to explain sth over and over again / to repeat
anyway
firmness of determination
to lie down all over the place / exhausted and in disarray
eunuch (contemptuous appellation)
Definitions from CC-CEDICT · 125,326 source records · Release 2026-10-27