- 扌(hand)
- 也(also; sentence-final particle)
Using your hand to pull and drag something behind you is called 拖.
(idiom) to take one's whole family along; to have a family in tow; to be tied down by family obligations
He brought his entire family to this city.
(idiom) to take one's whole family along; to have a family in tow; to be tied down by family obligations
He brought his entire family to this city.
Using your hand to pull and drag something behind you is called 拖.
A person who specializes in making furniture is called a carpenter (house craftsman).
A belt is a strip of cloth wrapped tightly around the body, covering the waist area.
The character 口 is drawn as an open mouth shape for speaking or eating.
Using your hand to pull and drag something behind you is called 拖.
A person who specializes in making furniture is called a carpenter (house craftsman).
A belt is a strip of cloth wrapped tightly around the body, covering the waist area.
The character 口 is drawn as an open mouth shape for speaking or eating.
(idiom) to take one's whole family along; to have a family in tow; to be tied down by family obligations
(idiom) to take one's whole family along; to have a family in tow; to be tied down by family obligations
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