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  *脚* | 脚* | *脚
foot / leg (of an animal or an object) / base (of an object) / CL: 雙|双, 隻|只 / classifier for kicks
HSK 2
footstep / step
HSK 5
footprint
HSK 6
hand and foot / movement of limbs / action / trick / step in a procedure (CL:)
HSK 7-9
to gesticulate while talking (idiom) / to explain by waving one's hands / to criticize or give orders summarily
HSK 7-9
under the foot
script
to have one's feet firmly planted on the ground (idiom); realistic without flights of fancy / steady and serious character
Chinese boxing / fist and feet / punching and kicking
the extremity of the foot
toe
barefoot
arch of the foot
pedal
to stop on the way for a rest
charactercopypronouncebaikeskritterexampleCorrect
  *脚* | 脚* | *脚
role (variant of )
athlete's foot; tinea pedis / beriberi
the sole of the foot
instep (upper surface of the foot)
ankle
(idiom) with everyone lending a hand (eagerly but somewhat chaotically)
soles of the feet
to feet the feet perfectly / to follow closely / hard on sb's heels
stumbling block / obstacle / someone who gets in your way
naturally-formed feet (as opposed to bound feet 小腳|小脚) / long kick (soccer) / Bigfoot (mythological animal)
two legs / both feet
to limp / lame person
barefoot doctor / farmer with paramedical training (PRC)
sth one wishes to conceal / the cat (as in "let the cat out of the bag")
foot of a mountain
inferior / shoddy / lousy / lame
litter (animal bedding)
instep (upper surface of the foot)
the sole of the foot
goblet
lizard
one moment ..., (the next ...) / leading foot (in walking)
national football team member
(one moment ...,) the next ... / trailing foot (in walking)
to stay for a time / to stop over / to lodge / to sink down (into soft ground) / leftovers
legs and feet / ability to walk / strides
to stumble over sth
footnote
to stomp or hop about (in anxiety, anger etc) / to dance on one's feet / hopping mad (anxious, etc)
to come to blows / to paw / to grope / to get fresh
(to move or do sth) softly and quietly (idiom)
clumsy / all thumbs
to walk quietly on tiptoe (idiom)
to get a footing
to stamp one's feet
rhyming word ending a line of verse / rhyme
lit. to clasp the Buddha's feet (without ever having burned incense) (idiom); fig. to profess devotion only when in trouble / panic measures in place of timely preparation
(page) footer / (dialect) foundation (of a building) / base
lit. to punch and kick (idiom); to beat up / fig. determined to sort out a problem
to act with confusion / to be in a flurry / to be flustered
to shove in / to edge in / fig. to poke one's nose into people's business / prong
ankle bracelet
footstool
to soak the feet
top-heavy / fig. unbalance in organization or political structure
extravagant (idiom); to throw away money by the handful / wasteful
fitting one's feet (of shoes or socks)
footnote
athlete's foot
four legs facing the sky (idiom); flat on one's back
pedicure
sb with only rudimentary skills (in a particular area)
carelessly and haphazardly / to paw / to grope / to get fresh
to treat the symptoms rather than getting to the root of the problem (proverb) / reactive (rather than proactive)
flippers / fins
foot-binding / long strip of cloth used for foot-binding
athlete's foot
bound feet (traditional)
to be in the way / to be a hindrance
paw / claw
remnants of material from an industrial process / offcut / scraps
caster (attached to the bottom of furniture, trolleys etc)
to gesticulate while talking (idiom); to explain by waving one's hands / to criticize or give orders summarily / also written 指手畫腳|指手画脚
heel
mean / stingy / to be lacking in boldness / timid
porter / bearer
(of a monk) to travel / itinerant
(coll.) to bootlick
payment to a porter
bound hand and foot (idiom); constrained
(dialect) leg
footing / pedestal
to walk cautiously in order not to make noise
to scratch one's foot / (fig.) to be stingy / (slang) (of a celebrity) to twiddle one's thumbs (i.e. not release any new material etc)
to stamp one's foot / to kick
(of a shoe) designed to be worn on a specific foot – either the left or the right
heel
pier foundation (architecture) / (Tw) politically influential figure enlisted to support one side in an election
chicken feet
to sprain one's ankle
a length of hair
to run off / to beat it
freight charge
lit. stamping and beating the chest (idiom); fig. angry or stressed about sth
to have a foot in both camps / to have a bet each way / to be having an affair

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