Usage of the character 伸

to stretch
to extend

yánshēn

延伸

[延伸]

to extend
to spread

shēnxuě

伸雪

[伸雪]

variant of 申雪 (shēnxuě)

lāshēn

拉伸

[拉伸]

to draw
to stretch

Shēngǎng

伸港

[伸港]

Shengang or Shenkang Township in Changhua County 彰化縣／彰化县 ( Zhānghuà Xiàn), Taiwan

shēnzhí

伸直

[伸直]

to straighten
to stretch out

shēnyán

伸延

[伸延]

see 延伸 (yánshēn)

shēncháng

伸长

[伸長]

to stretch; to extend

shēnyuān

伸冤

[伸冤]

to right wrongs
to redress an injustice

shēnkāi

伸开

[伸開]

to stretch out

shēnzhāng

伸张

[伸張]

to uphold (e.g. justice or virtue)
to promote

shēnchū

伸出

[伸出]

to extend

shēnsuō

伸缩

[伸縮]

to lengthen and shorten
flexible
adjustable
retractable
extensible
telescoping (collapsible)

shēnzhǎn

伸展

[伸展]

stretching
extension

yǎnshēn

衍伸

[衍伸]

to give rise (to)
to spawn
to spread (to)

shēnjī

伸肌

[伸肌]

extensor (anatomy)

shēnshǒu

伸手

[伸手]

to reach out with one's hand
to hold out a hand
(fig.) to beg
to get involved
to meddle

shēnzhǎntái

伸展台

[伸展臺]

runway (for a fashion show etc)
catwalk

shēnshǒupài

伸手派

[伸手派]

freeloader; moocher; sponger

shēnlǎnyāo

伸懒腰

[伸懶腰]

to stretch oneself (on waking or when tired etc)

shēnkǎqiú

伸卡球

[伸卡球]

sinker (baseball) (loanword)

Shēngǎng Xiāng

伸港乡

[伸港鄉]

Shengang or Shenkang Township in Changhua County 彰化縣／彰化县 ( Zhānghuà Xiàn), Taiwan

shēnshǒupái

伸手牌

[伸手牌]

freeloader; moocher; sponger

shēnsuōxìng

伸缩性

[伸縮性]

flexibility

néngshēnnéngqū

能伸能屈

[能伸能屈]

can bow and submit, or can stand tall (idiom, from Book of Changes); ready to give and take
flexible

néngqūnéngshēn

能屈能伸

[能屈能伸]

can bow and submit, or can stand tall (idiom, from Book of Changes); ready to give and take
flexible

lāshēnqiángdù

拉伸强度

[拉伸強度]

tensile strength

shēnsuōlǎba

伸缩喇叭

[伸縮喇叭]

trombone

shēnshǒubùjiànwǔzhǐ

伸手不见五指

[伸手不見五指]

pitch-dark (idiom)

dàzhàngfunéngqūnéngshēn

大丈夫能屈能伸

[大丈夫能屈能伸]

A leader can submit or can stand tall as required.
ready to give and take
flexible

yǒuchóubùbàofēijūnzǐ,yǒuyuānbùshēnwǎngwéirén

有仇不报非君子，有冤不伸枉为人

[有仇不報非君子，有冤不伸枉為人]

one who doesn't avenge an injustice is not a gentleman, one who doesn't redress a wrong is not a man (idiom)