"joined" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
连珠連珠	lián zhū		joined as a string of pearls / in rapid succession / alignment / Renju, a Japanese game, also called Gomoku or five-in-a-row	syn
同仇敌忾同仇敵愾	tóng chóu dí kài		anger against a common enemy (idiom) / joined in opposition to the same adversary	syn
如胶似漆如膠似漆	rú jiāo sì qī		stuck together as by glue (of lovers) / joined at the hip	syn
兰花指蘭花指	lán huā zhǐ		hand gesture in traditional dances (joined thumb and middle finger, the rest extended)	syn
二节棍二節棍	èr jié gùn		nunchaku (weapon with two rods joined by a short chain, used in martial arts)
罗圈儿揖羅圈兒揖	luó quān r yī		to bow around with hands joined (to people on all sides)
藕断丝连藕斷絲連	ǒu duàn sī lián		lit. lotus roots may break, but the fiber remains joined (idiom) / lovers part, but still long for one another
廾	gǒng		hands joined
膜拜	mó bài		to kneel and bow with joined hands at forehead level / to worship	syn
拜手稽首	bài shǒu qǐ shǒu		(idiom) To salute with joined hands and then bow until one’s head touches the ground.
比肩连袂比肩連袂	bǐ jiān lián mèi		(idiom) With shoulders touching and sleeves joined / describing an unbroken continuation.
璧合珠连	bì hé zhū lián		(idiom) ① Refers to an auspicious celestial alignment in which the Sun and Moon appear joined and the five planets appear connected. ② By extension, describes a gathering of many fine qualities that complement and enhance one another.
行则连舆，止则接席	xíng zé lián yú，zhǐ zé jiē xí		(idiom) When traveling, the carriages or sedan chairs remain joined together / when resting, their seats are adjacent.
赤绳绾足赤繩綰足	chì shéng wǎn zú		(idiom) Refers to a man and a woman being joined in marriage.
连枝并头	lián zhī bìng tóu		(idiom) Intertwined branches and lotus flowers joined on one stem. It is a metaphor for a happy and harmonious marriage.
连理分枝	lián lǐ fēn zhī		(idiom) To describe the separation of a married couple. It portrays the spouses as parts once joined but now divided.
鸾俦凤侣鸞儔鳳侶	luán chóu fèng lǚ		(idiom) Refers to a man and a woman joined in love and harmony, like a pair of mythical luan birds and phoenixes.

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