leaning to the majority

Chinese radical of "彳"

at the side of (something or someone)

Chinese character component-knife

Chinese radical 60, which represents a hand

on the other side

Right hand side

always mentioning something; near the lips' edge

four sides

it is a Chinese two-part allegorical phrase. Literally, a crane near the pond, which will target the food to eat. Nowaday, people tend to use it to describe a spectator or someone who sits on the side and doesn't get involved be it in sports, politics, etc.

noun; Kangxi radical 170: left side " 阝(阜) ", meaning "mound" or "dam"

cannot be compared

"what on earth is (someone) doing?"

to get a free ride (or benefits) with someone by following along with them

to benefit from being associated with someone

noun; side stick

refers to the Kangxi (radical 170) 阝part of a Chinese character

refers to the 'moon' radical part of a Chinese character

(proverb) doing something unwillingly

a regular polygon

extremely stubborn (slang)

coastal

(Chinese radical) in a component form "犭"

refers to the Kangxi (radical 96) ⺩ part of a Chinese character

pay no heed to; fallen on deaf ears

number 104 of Kangxi radical

(Chinese radical) in a component form "衤"

(Chinese radical) in a component form "忄"

Chinese radical of "糸"

in one's ear; the Kangxi (radical 170) 阝part of a Chinese character