蜷缩 | quán suō | to curl up; to huddle; to cower; cringing | |
蜷曲 | quán qū | twisted; coiled; curled | |
蜷伏 | quán fú | to curl up; to lie with knees drawn up; to huddle up | |
进道若蜷 | jìn dào ruò quán | entering the Way, you seem to coil back (Laozi 老子 , the Book of Dao 道德经 , Chap. 14); progress in the Dao can seem illusory | |
蜷局 | quán jú | to curl up; to coil |
1 | Your back might be a bit hunched. | |
2 | The kitten was sleeping curled up on the sofa. | |
3 | The children cuddled up under the warm blankets. | |
4 | The snake curled up in the long grass. | |
5 | She turned away in disgust and anger; I cringed and flushed with embarrassment. |