- 辶(step; move)
- 卬(raise head; look up)
Stepping forward to greet someone means raising your head and moving ahead to welcome them.
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directly
He came straight toward me, and I was startled.
head-on (collision)
He came straight toward me and I nearly collided with him.
in one's face (of wind)
directly
He came straight toward me, and I was startled.
head-on (collision)
He came straight toward me and I nearly collided with him.
in one's face (of wind)
Stepping forward to greet someone means raising your head and moving ahead to welcome them.
The character 面 depicts a human face with an outline and eyes in the center.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
Stepping forward to greet someone means raising your head and moving ahead to welcome them.
The character 面 depicts a human face with an outline and eyes in the center.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
directly
directly
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The wind blew directly in my face.
The wind blew directly in my face.