卧室 | wò shì | bedroom; Classifiers: 间 | |
卧房 | wò fáng | bedroom; a sleeping compartment (on a train) | |
卧床 | wò chuáng | to lie in bed; bedridden; bed | |
卧铺 | wò pù | a bed (on a train); a couchette | |
仰卧 | yǎng wò | to lie supine |
1 | Do you like to lie around, or is a large desk necessary? | |
2 | So they went and entered the house of a prostitute named Rahab and stayed there. | |
3 | But their daughters sit and chat uncovered because, they say, they have seen unveiled women at work or on television so much that at last it seems normal to them. | |
4 | When he lies down, note the place where he is lying. Then go and uncover his feet and lie down. He will tell you what to do. | |
5 | Having been stuffed, the milk cows were crouching down on the ground. |