ride (horse, bike, etc); sit astride on; straddle

to ride a bike (China) | [國]: 踩腳踏車 [粵]: 踩單車

disk jockey, disc jockey

Sachima (a Chinese pastry, baked crispy rice cake with honey) also [粵] 馬仔; [國] 沙琪瑪, 薩其馬

Sachima, a type of Chinese pastry made with baked crispy rice cake and honey [written and colloquial]

(book binding, clothing, bags etc.) saddle stitch; saddlestitch; saddle stitching; saddlestitching

to laugh, giggle, chuckle

(adjective) laughing;

a motorcyclist

cyclist; motorcyclist; horse-rider

to take a ride on someone's shoulders

(noun) shoulder ride

fence-sitter; hedger

to highjack; to hijack

hijack; rob

saddle horse; personal mount

a "horse-riding" machine

corridor

pavement with overhead buildings (spoken)

it is impossible to stop halfway or there are dire consequences of doing so (lit., "if you ride a tiger, it's hard to get off")

transport means, especially cars or horses

jockey

disc jockey

laughing

cavalry

odd; weird; strange; bizarre; offbeat; eccentric

weird; eccentric; strange; bizarre

terrace; patio; balcony

(noun) balcony

to mark time; to make use of what you have until something better avails

| Lly: "ride an ox, looking for a horse"

| This idiom most often refers to employment, i.e. working in one job while looking out for a better one

(phrase) to buy time for something, e.g. a job, while waiting for a better opportunity to come along (literally "to ride an ox looking for a horse")

it is impossible to stop halfway or there are dire consequences of doing so (lit., "if you ride a tiger, it's hard to get off")

to ride a horse； horse riding

mounted police; Cossacks