攜家帶眷

携
攜
家
家
带
帶
眷
眷
to take all one's family along (idiom); encumbered by a family / tied down by family obligations

Characters and words in 攜家帶眷

携
攜
xié = xi + e2
to carry / to take along / to bring along / to hold (hands) / also pr. [xi1]
携 = 扌 + 隽 : Marie Curie (xi) decided to take on a meaningful job (隽) and works with disabled people. She is taking along (携) one person in the elevator's kitchen (e2), but she is doing so very awkwardly by using a toy claw (扌).
家
傢
jia̅ = ji + a1
see 傢伙|家伙[jia1 huo5]
家
jia̅ = ji + a1
home / family / (polite) my (sister, uncle etc) / classifier for families or businesses / refers to the philosophical schools of pre-Han China / noun suffix for a specialist in some activity, such as a musician or revolutionary, corresponding to English -ist, -er, -ary or -ian / CL:個|个[ge4]
家 = 宀 + 豕 : A framed "home sweet home" picture. The swine graduated and wearing a graduation cap, it came home to the ashram. In front of it, Joan of Arc welcomes the swine and hugs it. To welcome her dear swine, she put a gigantic home sweet home picture in front of the ashram.
带
帶
dài = d + ai4
band / belt / girdle / ribbon / tire / area / zone / region / CL:條|条[tiao2] / to wear / to carry / to take along / to bear (i.e. to have) / to lead / to bring / to look after / to raise
带 = 卅 + 冖 + 巾 : Don Quixote purchased thirty cooking tops in the airplane's bathroom to build new armor out of them. Now the question is: how does he get them home? Finally he has a good idea: He spreads out a towel on the floor, stacks the thirty cooking tops as a pyramid and pulls the towel with a belt. It works! This way he can bring them back to his place.
眷
juàn = ju + an4
concern / wife and children
眷
睠
juàn = ju + an4
variant of 眷[juan4] / to care about / to look fondly on

Words with 攜家帶眷

攜家帶眷 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 攜家帶眷

攜家帶眷 currently does not appear in any sentence.