to break away from; to cast off (old ideas etc); to get rid of; to break away (from); to break out (of); to free oneself from; to extricate oneself

to be fair; to be impartial; to settle (a matter etc)

to sway; to wobble; to waver

to arrange; to order about; to manipulate

to sway; to swing; to move back and forth; to oscillate

to move back and forth; to fiddle with

evident; clear; undoubted

to set out; to display; to furnish (a room or house)

ornament; decorative item; (fig.) sth that is merely for show

to set up; to arrange; to lay out

to strut; swaggering

to assume; to adopt (a look, pose, manner etc); to bring out for display

(coll.) to show off

to arrange food on a plate; to plate up; food presentation; (watchmaking) balance wheel

to show clearly

indecisive; wavering

(of a pendulum) to stop swinging; (of work, production, activities etc) to come to a halt; to be suspended; to be canceled; shutdown; (sports) lockout

hem of a skirt; shirt tail

(dialect) last time

simple pendulum (physics)

double pendulum (math.)

yawing (of a boat)

to twist and sway (one's body)

hawking; street vending

malaria

to wave one's hand; to gesture with one's hand (beckoning, waving good-bye etc); to swing one's arms

to take a staged photograph

to run a street stall

to swing; to sway

ferry

to spread over an area

(neologism, attested by 2014) (slang) to stop striving (esp. when one knows one cannot succeed); to let it all go to hell; (sports) to tank

cycloid

to swing; to sway

to put on airs; to be ostentatious

balance (of a watch or clock); balance wheel

pendulum clock

to parade one's wealth; to be ostentatious and extravagant

knickknack; ornament; decorative item

variant of 裙襬|裙摆[qun2 bai3]

pendulum

to display (goods); to dispose of

Foucault's pendulum

(coll.) to suffer from malaria

to mess sth up; to screw up

to run a street stall

to set up a stall; (fig.) to maintain a large staff and organization

to put on airs; to assume great airs

to do sth for show; to keep up appearances