to watch with folded arms (idiom); to look on without lifting a finger

sleeve

cuff

cuff link

sleeve; to tuck inside one's sleeve

sleeve cover

to roll up the sleeves

homosexual; see 斷袖之癖|断袖之癖[duan4 xiu4 zhi1 pi3]

flowing sleeves (part of theatrical costume)

short sleeves; short-sleeved shirt

rotator cuff

the sleeve of a garment

sleeve cover; outer sleeve

armband; sleeve badge

pocket-sized; pocket (book etc)

armband (e.g. as part of uniform or to show status)

sleeve

armband

sleeve

spring-loaded arrow concealed in one's sleeve

long sleeves; long-sleeved shirt

to push up one's sleeves

to swing one's sleeve (in anger)

little person; midget; dwarf

pocket book; paperback

erhua variant of 袖筒[xiu4 tong3]

lit. cut sleeve (idiom); fig. euphemism for homosexuality, originating from History of Western Han 漢書|汉书: emperor Han Aidi (real name Liu Xin) was in bed with his lover Dong Xian, and had to attend a court audience that morning. Not wishing to awaken Dong Xian, who was sleeping with his head resting on the emperor's long robe sleeve, Aidi used a knife to cut off the lower half of his sleeve.

lit. both sleeves flowing in the breeze (idiom); having clean hands; uncorrupted; unsoiled by corrupt practices

opinion leader

to storm off in a huff (idiom)

honest and upright (idiom)

spiritual leader (of a nation or church); religious leader

pocket dictionary

pocket stereo; walkman

long sleeves help one dance beautifully (idiom); money and power will help you in any occupation