Shoulder? Shrugging your shoulders? Shawl? Side by side? Scapula? Shoulder socket? Shoulder pads? Shoulder rest? Shoulder? Shoulder? Iron shoulder? Shoulder? Shoulder? acromion

Shoulder: refers to the upper part of a person's arm connected to the trunk, which is a metaphor for bravery or responsibility.

Shrugging: Raise your shoulders.

Shawl: Also known as cloud shoulder, it is mostly made of satin and brocade. Most cloud shoulders are composed of four kinds of moire patterns, which are called four-in-one wishful pattern, willow pattern and lotus pattern. There are auspicious propositions such as rich peony, longevity and happiness, and fish all year round. It was very popular in Ming and Qing dynasties, and it was mostly used in social occasions such as weddings and receptions.

Shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder. In the same position. Refers to people with equal status. One is connected to the other. Describe a lot.

Vest: Sleeveless top. Traditional vests, such as cotton vests and leather vests, are covered with jackets, sweaters and thin cotton-padded clothes to strengthen the shoulders against the cold, and are often collarless. Later, vest, fashion vest, tight collarless, also known as vest, was named after cavalry armor.

Scapula: The back of the shoulder.

Joint fossa: A depression in the shoulder.

Shoulder pad: also known as shoulder pad, it is a semi-circular or oval cushion lining the shoulders of clothing and an important auxiliary material for shaping shoulders. The function of shoulder pads is to keep the shoulders level.

Shoulder: On the shoulder; Shoulder.

Shoulder rest: Take off your baggage and have a rest.

Shoulder: the shoulder, the part below the neck and the arm. Metaphor can take responsibility.

Shoulder: tasks and responsibilities; Bear, bear.

Iron shoulders: a metaphor for a strong person who dares to shoulder heavy responsibilities.

Shoulder: (1) The part from the back and ribs to the face and head. (2) A part similar to a person's shoulder in shape, position or function. (3) From the back and ribs to the face and head.

Shoulder epiphysis: it is a key part of the human body.

Acromion: A small zigzag appearing on the peak of outflow curve or absorption curve, which is similar to acromion and belongs to the description of curve shape.