shoulder

upper arm

shoulder | Std. Chinese: 肩膀

bare-backed

to take a ride on someone's shoulders

(noun) shoulder ride

shoulder

shoulder pads

to pat on the shoulder; to listen, support, and care when one's upset; it is also used to describe someone who does an unpaid job as a favour

deny/shirk responsibility; avoid responsibility for one's actions

describes the act of a person pushing / dodging / evading his or her duty(s) or responsibility(s) or work(s) to another person

arm; forearm | Syn.: 手臂

waistband outside the jacket used for carrying things

to shrug the shoulders

to change shoulders when carrying a load

swapping shoulders when carrying a heavy load; transferring one's responsibility to another (spoken)

to shrug the shoulders

shirk responsibility; shift the blame

to get around the rules or avoid responsiblity without it being obvious to the observer

to avoid the responsibility for something

the shoulder blade

a slope 'A' shape shoulder; a buck passer; a shirker; feckless [colloquial]

describes someone who is not smart enough to know how to be flexible and adapt to different circumstances, which is just another way to call someone stupid [colloquial]

to describe doing something sneakily, so that nobody realizes it

get around the rules and avoid responsibility without being too obvious

to hoist something over one's shoulder

to advance or gain advantage over others (slang)

to be pig-headed and lacking the ability to adapt [colloquial]

describes someone who is not smart enough to know how to be flexible and adapt to different circumstances, which is just another way to call someone stupid [colloquial]

describes someone who is not smart enough to know how to be flexible and adapt to different circumstances, which is just another way to call someone stupid [colloquial]