prop up; support; brace

punt/move (a boat/raft) with a pole

prop open; unfurl; unfold; spread

to have a meal with one's love

to go on a meal date with another person (loved one or anyone)

the dead chicken props up the lid of rice-cooker

refuse to admit one is at fault (but continue arguing); defend oneself furiously; grasp/clutch at straws; devil's advocate; fight to the bitter end

(slang) describes someone who refuses to admit their mistakes despite being blatantly wrong and continues defending themselves

resist stubbornly; defend oneself furiously; refute

persist on one's action even knowing it's wrong (spoken)

not be able to bear; not be able to put up with

Kangxi radical 54 廴

Kangxi radical 162 (辵) in its component form or ⻍

tools (spoken)

to hang tough; to stand one's ground [colloquial]

pots and pans; cooking utensils; household items [colloquial]

Kangxi radical 54 廴

Kangxi radical 162 (辵) in its component form or ⻍

To pole or punt a boat

noun; Punt a boat

a person who poles a boat

Kangxi radical 162 (辵) in its component form or ⻍

noun; Punt a boat; or Kangxi radical 162 "辵"

hang tough; stand one's ground

compete to see who will last the longest; battle for who can endure longer

punting a boat

(proverb) saying someone is too egotistical or arrogant, and don't admit to make mistakes.

to hang tough; to stand one's ground [colloquial]

to grab / pick up one's tools / equipment / gadgets [colloquial]

Guangzhou Cantonese support action

two people having a meal together; a couple going on a date to a restaurant

to support; to prop up

pole vault