交叉 | jiāo chā | to cross; to intersect; to overlap | |
叉子 | chā zi | fork; Classifiers: 把 | |
叉腰 | chā yāo | to put one's hands on one's hips; also written 插腰 | |
刀叉 | dāo chā | knife and fork; Classifiers: 副 | |
叉车 | chā chē | forklift truck; Classifiers: 台 |
1 | Because of the red in Japan's flag, a black cross was used instead. | |
2 | You' ll eat more slowly, since you can' t grasp as much food with them at a time as you can with your normal fork and knife. | |
3 | No, it's the toasting fork, with Mother's shoe on it instead of the bread. | |
4 | He had seated himself in silence on the nearest bed,and, as he was behind Jondrette, he could only be indistinctly seen. | |
5 | We stabbed at the roast turkey with our forks. |