- 立(stand upright; erect)
- 占(occupy; seize)
A station is a place where people stand and occupy a spot to wait.
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(saying) it's all very well to talk, but getting things done is another matter; (fig.) to be an armchair expert; to blabber on
You're speaking without any understanding of the difficulty involved!
(saying) it's all very well to talk, but getting things done is another matter; (fig.) to be an armchair expert; to blabber on
You're speaking without any understanding of the difficulty involved!
A station is a place where people stand and occupy a spot to wait.
A goat's eye gazes intently, picturing how something clings tightly and sticks to whatever it focuses on.
Speaking is using words to exchange with each other.
Speech is what is created from the tongue.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
The waist is the most important part of the body.
Aching and throbbing like winter's cold piercing deep into the bones.
A station is a place where people stand and occupy a spot to wait.
A goat's eye gazes intently, picturing how something clings tightly and sticks to whatever it focuses on.
Speaking is using words to exchange with each other.
Speech is what is created from the tongue.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
The waist is the most important part of the body.
Aching and throbbing like winter's cold piercing deep into the bones.
(saying) it's all very well to talk, but getting things done is another matter; (fig.) to be an armchair expert; to blabber on
(saying) it's all very well to talk, but getting things done is another matter; (fig.) to be an armchair expert; to blabber on
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