Usage of the character 躺
tǎng
躺
[躺]
- to recline
- to lie down
cètǎng
侧躺
[側躺]
- to lie down (on one's side)
tǎngyǐ
躺椅
[躺椅]
- deck chair
- recliner
- couch
- lounge
tǎngpíng
躺平
[躺平]
- to lie stretched out
- (neologism c. 2021) to opt out of the rat race
héngtǎng
横躺
[橫躺]
- to lie flat
yǎngtǎng
仰躺
[仰躺]
- to lie on one's back
xiétǎng
斜躺
[斜躺]
- to recline
tǎngqiāng
躺枪
[躺槍]
- (neologism c. 2014) (coll.) to be unfairly targeted (abbr. for 躺著也中槍/躺着也中枪 (tǎngzheyězhòngqiāng))
tǎngxià
躺下
[躺下]
- to lie down
tǎngyíng
躺赢
[躺贏]
- to win without needing to even lift a finger
- victory presented on a platter
tǎngdǎo
躺倒
[躺倒]
- to lie down
tǎngshī
躺尸
[躺屍]
- (deprecatory) to lie motionless (asleep, drunk, lazing etc)
Gě Yōutǎng
葛优躺
[葛優躺]
- see 北京癱/北京瘫 ( Běijīngtān)
dìtǎngquán
地躺拳
[地躺拳]
- Di Tang Quan - "Ground-Prone Fist"
- "Ground Tumbling Boxing" - Martial Art
héngtǎngshùwò
横躺竖卧
[橫躺豎臥]
- to lie down all over the place
- exhausted and in disarray
tǎngzheyězhòngqiāng
躺着也中枪
[躺著也中槍]
- (Internet slang) (lit.) to get shot even though lying down; (fig.) to be unfairly targeted