向盘 (向盤)
xiàng pán
Pinyin
Definition
向盘 (向盤)
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- compass
Character Decomposition
Idioms (10)
向壁虚构
- 1 facing a wall, an imaginary construction (idiom); baseless fabrication
向壁虚造
- 1 facing a wall, an imaginary construction (idiom); baseless fabrication
向隅
- 1 lit. to face the corner (idiom)
- 2 fig. to miss out on sth
女生外向
- 1 a woman is born to leave her family (idiom)
- 2 a woman's heart is with her husband
好好学习,天天向上
- 1 study hard and every day you will improve (idiom)
Sample Sentences
今天也第一次练了倒车入库,要同时看后视镜、打方向盘还要注意跟旁边障碍物的距离,实在忙死了。
Today was my first time practicing reversing into a parking space. You have to look in the rear view mirror at the same time as turning the steering wheel and being careful of your distance from neighboring obstacles, it really is a lot to handle.
这倒是。我刚上路那会儿经常被吓得直冒冷汗。上了高架怕追尾,下了高架怕撞人。有些人过马路根本不看有没有斑马线,也不关心红绿灯,想过就过。我有一次就差点儿撞到了一个老人,害得我一个星期都不敢摸方向盘。
That is true. When I first started driving I would often get so freaked out I would break out in a cold sweat. When I got on the elevated road I would worry about getting rear-ended, and when I got off I would worry I was going to hit someone. Some people don’t even look to see if there's a crosswalk when they cross the street and don't pay attention to traffic lights; if they want to cross, they just cross. I nearly hit an elderly person once. I was so scared that I couldn’t even touch a steering wheel for a week.