比翼雙飛

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比
翼
翼
双
雙
飞
飛
lit. a pair of birds flying close together (idiom) / fig. two hearts beating as one / name of a sweet and sour chicken wing dish

Characters and words in 比翼雙飛

比
bǐ = bi + Ø3
Belgium / Belgian / abbr. for 比利時|比利时[Bi3 li4 shi2]
比
bi̅ = bi + Ø1
euphemistic variant of 屄[bi1]
比
bǐ = bi + Ø3
to compare / (followed by a noun and adjective) more {adj.} than {noun} / ratio / to gesture / (Taiwan pr. [bi4] in some compounds derived from Classical Chinese)
比 = 七 + 匕 : Mnemonic symbol: from 比基尼, "bikini".

Brunhilde likes Leonidas' outfit, so she tries it for herself, wearing a bikini in the space station and wielding a ladle and a seven-branched laser sword.
比
翼
(flying) wing to wing
翼
yì = y + Ø4
surname Yi / alternative name for 絳|绛[Jiang4] capital of the Jin State during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-475 BC)
翼 = 異 + 羽 : Maud Younger (y) wants to acquire the secret strange super power (異) of the pterodactyl (翼) in the space station's bathroom (Ø4). His power lies in his wings (翼): while Maud tries to use feathers (羽), the pterodactyl's wings have no feathers.
翼
yì = y + Ø4
wing / area surrounding the bullseye of a target / to assist / one of the 28 constellations of Chinese astronomy / old variant of 翌
翼 = 異 + 羽 : Maud Younger (y) wants to acquire the secret strange super power (異) of the pterodactyl (翼) in the space station's bathroom (Ø4). His power lies in his wings (翼): while Maud tries to use feathers (羽), the pterodactyl's wings have no feathers.
双
雙
shua̅ng = shu + ang1
surname Shuang
双 = 又 : Sheldon shrimp is dual wielding boxing gloves in front of the anglepod.
双
雙
shua̅ng = shu + ang1
two / double / pair / both / even (number)
双 = 又 : Sheldon shrimp is dual wielding boxing gloves in front of the anglepod.
双
雙
飞
飛
flying in pairs / close union as husband and wife / round-trip flight / (slang) threesome
飞
飛
fe̅i = f + ei1
to fly
Looks like a hummingbird. Frankenstein's monster is being pecked by a hummingbird in front of the Eiffel Tower.
飛 = 𠃧 + 升 : looks like a rook holding a branch and a stick in its beak with its baby : the mother rook to its baby: “ if yu wanna fly, yu need to learn to jump first then I’ll give yu a TOW BOOST, or maybe I’m gonna gallop fast as a TOUR BUS, skip over obstacles then hurl yu from the top of a HILL, then yu’ll be able to help me pick branches and turn them into sticks to build yur nest.

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