crutches; crutch; walking stick

to turn a corner; corner

to abduct; to kidnap

street corner

lit. going round the curves and skirting the corners (idiom); fig. to speak in a roundabout way; to equivocate; to beat about the bush

to go round a curve; to turn a corner; fig. a new direction

crutches

to turn left (Shanghainese)

cheekbone; ankle

to turn right (Shanghainese)

to be on crutches; to use a cane

human trafficking; to abduct and sell; to kidnap and sell

crutch; (derog.) lame person; kidnapper

cane; walking stick

turning point; breaking point; inflexion point (math., a point of a curve at which the curvature changes sign)

swindle; abduct

to use a crutch

see 石拐區|石拐区[Shi2 guai3 Qu1]

children's game, similar to knucklebones

to swing the arm and leg on the same side of the body together while walking

to turn right

to turn left

erhua variant of 拐彎|拐弯[guai3 wan1]

corner; bend

Iron-Crutch Li, one of the Eight Immortals 八仙[Ba1 xian1] in Chinese mythology, walking around with an iron crutch and carrying a gourd with special medicine

Shiguai, a district of Baotou City 包頭市|包头市[Bao1 tou2 Shi4], Inner Mongolia

bunion; hallux valgus

see 李鐵拐|李铁拐[Li3 Tie3 guai3]

to limp; to hobble

(idiom) twisting and turning; (idiom) tricky and complicated

variant of 七彎八拐|七弯八拐[qi1 wan1 ba1 guai3]

(idiom) to swindle, scam and deceive

to follow a winding path

winding and turning (idiom)

see 胳膊肘朝外拐[ge1 bo5 zhou3 chao2 wai4 guai3]

lit. the elbow turns outward (idiom); fig. to side with outsiders rather than one's own people