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Compounds of 引

  • (v1,vt) to take along with
  • (v5r,vi) to stay indoors
    to be confined indoors
  • (n) (1) a shut-in
    a stay-at-home
    people who withdraw from society (e.g. retire to the country)
    (2) social withdrawal
    shunning other people
  • (v5r,vi) to stay indoors
    to be confined indoors
  • (n) being very popular
    being in great demand
  • (exp) to be outdone by
    to compare unfavorably with
  • (v5r,vi) to be caught in
    to be stuck in
    to be cheated
  • (v1,vt) (1) to hang (something) on (something)
    to throw on (clothes)
    (2) to hook
    to catch
    to trap
    to ensnare
    (3) to cheat
    to evade payment
    to jump a bill
    (4) to drink (alcohol)
    (5) to splash someone (with)
    (6) to hit the ball off the end of the bat (baseball)
  • (v1,vt) to draw in
    to take in
  • (v5k,vt) to extract
    to pull up
    to uproot
  • (v5m) to snatch (at)
    to grab
  • (v5k) to slap
    to strike
    to spank
  • (v5s,vt) to peel off
  • (n) destination of a move
  • (v5r,vi) to be caught in
    to be stuck in
    to be cheated
    (P)
  • (v1,vt) (1) to hang (something) on (something)
    to throw on (clothes)
    (2) to hook
    to catch
    to trap
    to ensnare
    (3) to cheat
    to evade payment
    to jump a bill
    (4) to drink (alcohol)
    (5) to splash someone (with)
    (6) to hit the ball off the end of the bat (baseball)
    (P)
  • (v1) to lump together
    to include
  • (v1,vt) (1) to hang (something) on (something)
    to throw on (clothes)
    (2) to hook
    to catch
    to trap
    to ensnare
    (3) to cheat
    to evade payment
    to jump a bill
    (4) to drink (alcohol)
    (5) to splash someone (with)
    (6) to hit the ball off the end of the bat (baseball)
  • (v1,vt) to draw in
    to take in
  • (n) (uk) purse snatching
    handbag snatching
    purse snatcher
    handbag snatcher
  • (v5r,vt) to snatch (steal) from
  • (iK) (v5k) to slap
    to strike
    to spank
  • (n) (1) being very popular
    being in great demand
    (2) octopus dried on skewers
  • (n) (1) being very popular
    being in great demand
    (2) octopus dried on skewers
  • (v1) (uk) (col) to carry in one's own hands
    to carry in a manner that is obvious to others
  • (v5s) to tear off
    to rip off
  • (v5s,vt) to peel off
  • (n) burr (prickly seeds or seedheads that stick to fur and clothes)
  • (v1,vt) to seize
  • (v1) to walk someone off (e.g. to the police station)