There are several meanings of wade:

1. to wade on foot, to cross a river

2. to associate, to involve.

3. to pass through, to go through.

4. to begin, to do, to set about.

I. The words that can be grouped with "涉" are:

交涉, 涉险, 干涉,牵涉, trekking, plucking, wading, suspected, involved,朝涉,涉江,涉血,涉猎,远涉,涉足, 關涉,涉难,涉阅,涉渡,涉浅, and so on.

The idioms containing "shibei" are:

Shibei Shibei: shibei: carry; zhi: send. The idiom of "carrying heavy things on one's back" is used to describe the ability to carry heavy loads on one's back. It is a metaphor for being able to bear the burden of a difficult task.

Pulling up mountains and wading through rivers: describing the pain of traveling over long distances.

To climb a mountain and wade across a river: to describe the pain of traveling over a long distance.

To climb a mountain and wade through water: to climb a mountain and cross water. It is a metaphor for going through difficulties.

Three, use the word "wade" to make sentences:

Primary and secondary school students should read a lot of books, and widely explore all kinds of knowledge.

This movie recreates the Red Army's long and difficult march.

The case is very complicated and involves many people.