拄 (zhǔ): to lean on, to prop on

妈妈拄着孩子的手，慢慢地过马路。

mā mā zhǔ zhe hái zǐ de shǒu , màn màn dì guò mǎ lù .

Mom held her child's hand and slowly crossed the street.

邓世昌铜像拄着长剑，目光穿过笔直的现代马路，凝视刘公岛和曾经的北洋水师军港。

dèng shì chāng tóng xiàng zhǔ zhe cháng jiàn , mù guāng chuān guò bǐ zhí de xiàn dài mǎ lù , níng shì liú gōng dǎo hé céng jīng de běi yáng shuǐ shī jūn gǎng .

The bronze statue of Deng Shichang, leaning on a long sword, gazes across the straight, modern road toward Liugong Island and what was once the naval base of the Beiyang Fleet.

叫了半天，一个拄着拐杖的年轻男生才出来，带我们上楼。

jiào le bàn tiān , yī gè zhǔ zhe guǎi zhàng de nián qīng nán shēng cái chū lái , dài wǒ men shàng lóu .

After calling out for quite a while, a young man with a cane finally came out and led us upstairs.

他因单腿拄拐顽强踢球并展现出高超技艺，被外界称为“独腿球王”。

tā yīn dān tuǐ zhǔ guǎi wán qiáng tī qiú bìng zhǎn xiàn chū gāo chāo jì yì , bèi wài jiè chèn wéi dú tuǐ qiú wáng .

Because he plays soccer with determination while using a crutch on one leg and displays exceptional skill, he has been dubbed the “One-Legged Soccer King” by the public.

自从我弄断了两条腿，我就拄着拐杖走路了。

Zìcóng wǒ nòng duàn le liǎng tiáo tuǐ, wǒ jiù zhǔ zhe guǎizhàng zǒulù le.

I'm on crutches since I broke both my legs.

这个老人拄着一根拐杖走路。

Zhège lǎorén zhǔ zhe yī gēn guǎizhàng zǒu lù.

The old man walked with a stick.

一个拄着拐杖的年轻女孩问汤姆他住在哪里。

Yī gè zhǔ zhe guǎizhàng de niánqīng nǚhái wèn Tāngmǔ tā zhù zài nǎlǐ.

A young girl on crutches asked Tom where he lived.