to link up; to connect; to join
to graft (a branch or bud onto a rootstock)
to carry on one's ancestral line
1. to put together2. to join
交头接耳 交頭接耳 jiāo tóu jiē ěr HSK 7–9 to whisper to one another's ear
1. to discuss a matter with sb2. to get in touch with3. to arrange
1. earth (electric connection)2. to earth
1. more than one can attend to (idiom)2. deluged (with inquiries etc)3. overwhelmed (by the beauty of the scenery)
(idiom) in unbroken succession; continuous
1. lit. short-weaponed soldiery fight one another (idiom); fierce hand-to-hand infantry combat2. to fight at close quarters
(idiom) to interact with people
1. to merge with2. interlinking3. to join with4. to interlock+1 条 to hold a welcoming dinner or reception
1. relay baton2. (fig.) responsibilities (passed over to one's successor)
1. to receive2. to accept3. to carry on
to give material assistance to
1. to follow immediately afterwards2. immediately adjacent
1. railtrack connection2. to integrate into sth3. to dock4. to connect+3 条 +4 条 (of police, fire brigade etc) to receive a report of an incident
(medicine) to set a broken bone
1. receiver2. TV or radio receiver
1. lit. rubbing shoulders and following in each other's footsteps2. a thronging crowd
(coll.) to respond; to offer a comment; to jump into the conversation
1. (lit.) to graft flowers onto a tree (idiom)2. (fig.) to surreptitiously substitute one thing for another
1. trussed2. with hands tied behind the back
1. adjacent; in close proximity2. (epidemiology) close contact (abbr. for 密切接触者[mì qiè jiē chù zhě])
1. to attend to2. to deal with
1. to reject2. to refuse to take a call
1. to connect (a cable etc)2. to hook up (a device)3. to resume (a conversation)4. to set (a bone)+1 条 to take on (a responsibility)
1. to catch (sth thrown etc)2. to receive (sth given)3. to accept
1. to take a customer's order2. (of a taxi driver) to accept a booking3. (of a delivery rider) to accept a delivery job
1. to receive guests2. to receive patrons (of prostitutes)
1. to greet and usher in (guests, newcomers etc)2. (Buddhism) to receive into the Pure Land
1. to take over2. to take control
1. to be informed of a case2. to take a case3. to contract for a job (as a freelancer)
1. to take the baton in a relay race2. (fig.) to take over from a predecessor; to carry on another's work
1. to meet (or pick up) sb arriving by plane2. (of airport staff) to deal with the arrival of a plane
1. to take on a piece of work2. to pick up some freelance work3. (of a taxi driver) to pick up a fare
to receive (a call, report etc)
1. (of an entrepreneur) to buy up a struggling business2. (finance) to snap up shares sold off by others3. (neologism) (slang) to take as a girlfriend a woman who was dumped by her ex for sleeping around