Yao's pinyin is [yá o]; Words include: cradle, shake hands, shake, shake your head, shake, shake, swagger, stumble, soar, shake your head and wag your tail, etc.

Basic explanation: shake, refers to swing; Go up and wait. Such as: shaking your head and wagging your tail; Teetering.

Detailed explanation: (1) (sound and image. From the hand, the original meaning: shake; Swing)

(2) The original meaning is the same. Shake and move. -speaking; Shake it and do it. -"Erya"; Trembling people are uncertain. -"Pipe Mind"; Call me back and shake it. -Zhuangzi Zeyang; Pick it up and shake it. -"Flower King Gong Ji Ren Ya"

(3) Another example is: waving flags and beating drums (propaganda everywhere, causing a storm in the city); Bell and drum (flag and drum); Shake (shake). Describe the enchanting posture of a woman walking); Shaking the wind (that is, the wind blows and swings); Swing momentum (wagging your head and tail, bluffing); Shake the seat and break it (too excited to sit still); Shake one's lips (by lobbying and eloquence)

(4) shake. The roots are shaken and the troubles are not shallow. -"The Biography of Renjie in the New Tang Dynasty"

(5) Another example: shaking the heart (the heart is shaken); Easy to shake (more easy to shake); Shaking joy (ambivalence of shaking and rejoicing for a while)

(6) harassment. Such as: shaking medicine (harassment); Shake (disturb; Riots)

Shake the word combination: cradle, shake hands, shake, shake your head, shake, shake, shake the car, shake, shake the chair, shake, shake.

The idiom "Shake" means to strut, stumble, soar, shake one's head and tail, shake the earth, shake the city, shake the flag and shout, shake one's heart for mercy, shake one's lips and show off, cheat, shake one's body and shake one's head, shake one's heart and shake the wind.