- 一(one; top)
- 冂(frame; border; surround)
- 从(two people walking together)
Two people standing together in a frame symbolize the number two, a pair.
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lit. to take knives in both sides (idiom)
He would do anything for his friends.
fig. to go to any lengths for a friend; to sacrifice oneself out of loyalty
He would stab himself in the ribs for his friends.
lit. to take knives in both sides (idiom)
He would do anything for his friends.
fig. to go to any lengths for a friend; to sacrifice oneself out of loyalty
He would stab himself in the ribs for his friends.
Two people standing together in a frame symbolize the number two, a pair.
Using your hand to grip a plum and push it down into the earth is the action of inserting or wedging something in.
The character knife resembles the curved shape of a blade with a handle.
Two people standing together in a frame symbolize the number two, a pair.
Using your hand to grip a plum and push it down into the earth is the action of inserting or wedging something in.
The character knife resembles the curved shape of a blade with a handle.
lit. to take knives in both sides (idiom)
lit. to take knives in both sides (idiom)
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