Usage of the character 豎

to erect
vertical
vertical stroke (in Chinese characters)

shùzhé

竖折

[豎折]

(downwards-starting right angle character stroke)

shùlì

竖立

[豎立]

to erect
to set upright
to stand

shùdàn

竖蛋

[豎蛋]

see 立蛋 (lìdàn)

héngshu

横竖

[橫豎]

anyway

shùtí

竖提

[豎提]

stroke𠄌 in Chinese characters (e.g. 以 (yǐ))

shùbǐ

竖笔

[豎筆]

vertical stroke (in Chinese characters)

shùqín

竖琴

[豎琴]

harp

shùzhí

竖直

[豎直]

vertical
to erect
to set upright
vertical stroke in Chinese characters
young servant (old)

shùqǐ

竖起

[豎起]

to erect (a tent etc)
to prick up (one's ears)
to raise (one's eyebrows)
to stick up (one's thumb)
to turn up (one's collar)
(of a bird) to puff up (one's feathers)

shùdí

竖笛

[豎笛]

recorder
(Tw) clarinet

shùgōu

竖钩

[豎鉤]

vertical stroke with a hook at the end (in Chinese characters)

yānshù

阉竖

[閹豎]

eunuch (contemptuous appellation)

shùshì

竖式

[豎式]

standing
vertical

shùjǐng

竖井

[豎井]

vertical shaft (for mining, ventilation systems etc)

shùwāngōu

竖弯钩

[豎彎鉤]

乚 stroke in Chinese characters

héngsānshùsì

横三竖四

[橫三豎四]

in disorder
in a tremendous mess

héngshùjìnr

横竖劲儿

[橫豎勁兒]

firmness of determination

héngtǎngshùwò

横躺竖卧

[橫躺豎臥]

to lie down all over the place
exhausted and in disarray

shùqǐ'ěrduo

竖起耳朵

[豎起耳朵]

to prick up one's ears; to strain to hear sth

héngqīshùbā

横七竖八

[橫七豎八]

in disorder
at sixes and sevens (idiom)

héngshuōshùshuō

横说竖说

[橫說豎說]

to explain sth over and over again
to repeat

héngméishùyǎn

横眉竖眼

[橫眉豎眼]

to scowl fiercely
to glare

shùqǐdàmuzhǐ

竖起大拇指

[豎起大拇指]

to give a thumbs-up
to express one's approval

héngtiāobízishùtiāoyǎn

横挑鼻子竖挑眼

[橫挑鼻子豎挑眼]

to pick on sth incessantly (idiom)
to criticize right and left