货架
huò jià
Pinyin

Definition

货架
 - 
huò jià
  1. shelf for goods
  2. shop shelf

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

吵架
chǎo jià
  1. 1 to quarrel
  2. 2 to have a row
  3. 3 quarrel
  4. 4 CL:頓|顿[dùn]
打架
dǎ jià
  1. 1 to fight
  2. 2 to scuffle
  3. 3 to come to blows
  4. 4 CL:場|场[cháng]
架
jià
  1. 1 to support
  2. 2 frame
  3. 3 rack
  4. 4 framework
  5. 5 classifier for planes, large vehicles, radios etc
上架
shàng jià
  1. 1 to put goods on shelves
  2. 2 (of a product) to be available for sale
下架
xià jià
  1. 1 to take down from the shelves (e.g. a contaminated product)
十字架
shí zì jià
  1. 1 cross
  2. 2 crucifix
  3. 3 yoke one has to endure
招架
zhāo jià
  1. 1 to resist
  2. 2 to ward off
  3. 3 to hold one's own
  4. 4 to receive guests
支架
zhī jià
  1. 1 trestle
  2. 2 support
  3. 3 frame
  4. 4 to prop sth up
散架
sǎn jià
  1. 1 to fall apart
  2. 2 exhaustion
书架
shū jià
  1. 1 bookshelf
  2. 2 CL:個|个[gè]
架势
jià shi
  1. 1 attitude
  2. 2 position (on an issue etc)
架子
jià zi
  1. 1 shelf
  2. 2 frame
  3. 3 stand
  4. 4 framework
  5. 5 airs
  6. 6 arrogance
架构
jià gòu
  1. 1 to construct
  2. 2 to build
  3. 3 infrastructure
  4. 4 architecture
  5. 5 framework
框架
kuàng jià
  1. 1 frame
  2. 2 framework
  3. 3 fig. pattern
  4. 4 outline
  5. 5 organizing plan
绑架
bǎng jià
  1. 1 to kidnap
  2. 2 to abduct
  3. 3 to hijack
  4. 4 a kidnapping
  5. 5 abduction
  6. 6 staking
衣架
yī jià
  1. 1 clothes hanger
  2. 2 clothes rack
货架
huò jià
  1. 1 shelf for goods
  2. 2 shop shelf
骨架
gǔ jià
  1. 1 framework
  2. 2 skeleton
高架
gāo jià
  1. 1 overhead
  2. 2 elevated (walkway, highway etc)
  3. 3 elevated road
三脚架
sān jiǎo jià
  1. 1 tripod
  2. 2 derrick crane

Idioms (2)

摆花架子
bǎi huā jià zi
  1. 1 lit. to arrange a shelf of flowers
  2. 2 superficial display (idiom)
赶鸭子上架
gǎn yā zi shàng jià
  1. 1 lit. to drive a duck onto a perch (idiom)
  2. 2 fig. to push sb to do sth way beyond their ability

Sample Sentences

这我有同感，我上次去美国，有个小孩儿从我和货架中间通过，他还认认真真地跟我说不好意思呢！在中国地铁里，脸贴脸都见怪不怪了。
zhè wǒ yǒu tóng gǎn ，wǒ shàng cì qù Měiguó ，yǒu gè xiǎoháir5 cóng wǒ hé huòjià zhōngjiān tōngguò ，tā hái rènrènzhēnzhēn de gēn wǒ shuō bùhǎoyìsi ne ！zài Zhōngguó dìtiě lǐ ，liǎn tiē liǎn dōu jiànguàibùguài le 。
I have the same feeling. The last time I was in the US, a little child passed between me and a shelf of goods, and he said excuse me in a really earnest way! When I'm on the subway in China, everyone's already gotten used to people's faces pressing against each other.
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