腰 Stroke Order

to put one's hands on one's hips / also written 插腰[cha1 yao1]

belt

to bow / to bend at the waist

to stoop

a stretch (of one's body)

to stretch oneself (on waking or when tired etc)

(hitting) squarely in the middle / (slicing) across the middle / to hold by the waist

to dip into one's pocket / to pay out of pocket / to foot the bill

to support / to brace

to chop sb in half at the waist (capital punishment) / to cut sth in half / to reduce sth by a dramatic margin / to terminate / to cut short

Waist bar

lumbar vertebra (lower backbone)

intervertebral disk

back of a tiger and waist of a bear / tough and stocky build

to bend over

Back pain

lit. ten thousand strings of cash in money belt (idiom); carrying lots of money / extremely wealthy / loaded

waist

waist

waist / small of the back

lower back / (sports) defensive midfielder

halfway up a mountain / lit. waist of mountain

broadsword

waist purse (old) / (fig.) purse / pocket / waist pack / fanny pack / bum bag

(gymnastics) to do a bridge / to do a crab

waistline / waist / girth / waist measurement

hillside

waist and back / fig. upright and still healthy

tall and strong / burly / beefy

waistband