竖立 | shù lì | to erect; to set upright; to stand | |
横七竖八 | héng qī shù bā | in disorder; at sixes and sevens (idiom) | |
竖直 | shù zhí | vertical; to erect; to set upright; vertical stroke in Chinese characters; young servant (old) | |
竖琴 | shù qín | harp | |
横躺竖卧 | héng tǎng shù wò | to lie down all over the place; exhausted and in disarray |
1 | 在春天还没有过去之前我一定会去的,就在那儿,记住,不是在教堂屋檐下林惇家族的中间,而是在露天,竖一块墓碑。你愿意去他们那儿,还是到我这儿来,随你便! There it is: not among the Lintons, mind, under the chapel roof, but in the open air, with a headstone; and you may please yourself, whether you go to them or come to me! | |
2 | Of course, a vertical punt doesn't help much with field position, so you're not likely to see a 90-degree punt on the football field anytime soon. Not on purpose, anyway. | |
3 | Obviously, you look at these drawings and you say, "Ah ha. That's the vertical axis," right? | |
4 | I have here an aluminum bar and I make the reasonable, - that when this aluminum bar is sleeping-- - when it is horizontal-- that it is not longer than when it is standing up. | |
5 | Wear vertical stripes that move the eye up and down. |