英和和英

have a handle to one's name

He has a high-sounding title.

He has a high-sounding title.

He has a high-sounding title.

to side with―take part with―stand up for―take up the cudgel for―espouse the cause of―support―back―favour―any one

to side with―take part with―stand up for―take up the cudgel for―espouse the cause of―espouse the quarrel of―support―back up―a man

Writing has stiffened my shoulders.

the act of carrying something on one's shoulder

the quality of being worthy of one's reputation

to keep house―begin housekeeping

an act of patting the shoulders

a tool called a {shoulder tapper}

of a commodity, the condition of having a retail price tag attached

He is in sandals.

to keep a mistress

square shoulders

having chelae

She is discreet.

I was having my shoulders shampooed.

to tuck in the sleeves （at the shoulders）

have a criminal record

an easy pat on the shoulder

a shoulder sloping gently downward

to cause a person to have a stiff shoulder

have many clothes

having an involucre

have backbone

having tentacles

I hold a licence.

It is registered―on record.