| 挺 | tǐng | to stick out; to (physically) straighten up; to endure or hold out; straight; stiff; outstanding; extraordinary; rather; quite; very; classifier for machine guns |
| 挺进 | tǐng jìn | progress; to advance |
| 挺身 | tǐng shēn | to straighten one's back |
| 挺立 | tǐng lì | to stand erect; to stand upright |
| 挺拔 | tǐng bá | tall and straight |
| 挺身而出 | tǐng shēn ér chū | to step forward bravely |
| 叶挺 | Yè Tǐng | Ye Ting (1896-1946), communist military leader |
| 伏地挺身 | fú dì tǐng shēn | pushup (exercise) |
| 劲挺 | jìng tǐng | strong |
| 坚挺 | jiān tǐng | firm and upright; strong (of currency) |
| 挺住 | tǐng zhù | to stand firm; to stand one's ground (in the face of adversity or pain) |
| 挺好 | tǐng hǎo | very good |
| 挺杆 | tǐng gǎn | tappet (machine part) |
| 挺举 | tǐng jǔ | clean and jerk (weightlifting technique) |
| 昂首挺胸 | áng shǒu tǐng xiōng | head high, chest out (idiom); to keep up one's spirits; in fine mettle (of animal) |
| 硬挺 | yìng tǐng | to endure with all one's will; to hold out; rigid; stiff |
| 笔挺 | bǐ tǐng | (standing) very straight; straight as a ramrod; bolt upright; well-ironed; trim |
