- 口(mouth; opening)
- 力(strength; power)
Using your mouth and strength to separate something in another direction means 'another'.
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(idiom) to have an ulterior motive
He did this with ulterior motives.
(idiom) to have an ulterior motive
He did this with ulterior motives.
Using your mouth and strength to separate something in another direction means 'another'.
A hand holding a piece of meat — that is 'to have'.
A map is a frame enclosing all regions of land, and when read closely sounds like "dong" (winter).
Using your mouth and strength to separate something in another direction means 'another'.
A hand holding a piece of meat — that is 'to have'.
A map is a frame enclosing all regions of land, and when read closely sounds like "dong" (winter).
(idiom) to have an ulterior motive
(idiom) to have an ulterior motive
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