- 午(noon; horse-tying post)
- 止(stop; halt)
- 卩(kneeling person; seal; stamp)
Removing a saddle means stopping a horse and kneeling down to take off the objects on its back.
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lit. a weight off one's shoulders
This matter is done, and I finally feel relieved of the burden.
fig. to resign a post
He has stepped down from his position.
to lay down a burden
lit. a weight off one's shoulders
This matter is done, and I finally feel relieved of the burden.
fig. to resign a post
He has stepped down from his position.
to lay down a burden
Removing a saddle means stopping a horse and kneeling down to take off the objects on its back.
The shoulder is the fleshy part of the body that covers and protects the chest like a door.
Removing a saddle means stopping a horse and kneeling down to take off the objects on its back.
The shoulder is the fleshy part of the body that covers and protects the chest like a door.
lit. a weight off one's shoulders
lit. a weight off one's shoulders
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He shed his burden.
to be relieved of a job
He has set down his burden, and now he feels very relieved.
He shed his burden.
to be relieved of a job
He has set down his burden, and now he feels very relieved.