纵横 | zòng héng | lit. warp and weft in weaving; vertically and horizontal; length and breadth; criss-crossed; able to move unhindered; abbr. for 合纵连横 , School of Diplomacy during the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) | |
横向 | héng xiàng | horizontal; orthogonal; perpendicular; lateral; crosswise | |
横行 | héng xíng | to go on the rampage; to riot; to run amuck | |
横幅 | héng fú | horizontal scroll; banner; streamer | |
横跨 | héng kuà | to span; to stretch across; to travel across |
蛮横 | mán hèng | rude and unreasonable | |
骄横 | jiāo hèng | arrogant; overbearing | |
专横 | zhuān hèng | imperious; peremptory | |
横祸 | hèng huò | unexpected calamity | |
横财 | hèng cái | easy money; windfall; ill-gotten gains; undeserved fortune; illegal profit |
1 | Absorbed in his walking, Old Chuan was startled when he saw distinctly the cross-road ahead of him. | |
2 | After she married him, she noticed her husband walking sideways like all the other crabs. | |
3 | A girl will supposedly marry the man who she will see in her dream walking along the straw placed across the bowl of water under her bed. | |
4 | She noticed that he was walking straight instead of sideways. | |
5 | Suddenly, a baseball bounces across the street, and a boy comes racing after it. |