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  *腿* | 腿* | *腿
HSK 2
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  *骽* | 骽* | *骽
hip bone / old variant of
HSK 2
HSK 5
thigh
to do the splits (gymnastics) / (Tw) two-timing (in romantic relationships) / Taiwan pr. [pi1 tui3]
to sit cross-legged / to sit in the lotus position
to run errands
(coll.) to have an affair
to be a drag or hindrance on sb
to impede / to obstruct / to hold back
one leg over the other (legs crossed)
flowery of fist with fancy footwork (idiom) / highly embellished and ineffectual / fancy but impractical skills / all show and no go / pugilistic wankery
lower leg (from knee to ankle) / shank
crippled / lame / a cripple / a lame person
to kick one's legs / leg press (exercise) / (coll.) to kick the bucket
bow-legged / bandy-legged
to run errands
(dialect) to live as a bachelor / bachelor
dog's leg / fig. one who follows a villain / henchman / hired thug
leg wrappings / puttee / gaiters / leggings
trouser leg
lackey / henchman / to kiss up to
swift feet / fleet-footed runner
kick
(martial arts) floor-sweeping kick (to trip one's opponent)
legs and feet / ability to walk / strides
calf (back of the leg below the knee)
peasant / yokel
Tantui, a northern school of martial arts boxing
to break into a run
false leg
to take to one's heels / to scram
to latch on to the rich and powerful
broken leg
legs / both legs / two legs
to kick; to do a kick (dancing, martial arts etc)
peasant / yokel
unable to restrain oneself / pulling and tugging at each other
calf (of the leg)
(bird species of China) pied falconet (Microhierax melanoleucos)
bow legs; bow-leggedness
forelegs
bow legs / bandy legs
shin
thigh highs
(coll.) (a person's) long legs
(coll.) to cling to sb influential or famous
loose-fitting pants / Chinese-style pants
processed ham product
to stick one leg over the other (when sitting)
chicken drumstick (Tw)
(bird species of China) great eared nightjar (Lyncornis macrotis)
(bird species of China) Pallas's sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes paradoxus)
(bird species of China) rough-legged buzzard (Buteo lagopus)
ham sausage
dachshund / basset hound
(coll.) skinny legs
lit. shut your mouth, move your legs (motto for losing weight)
(bird species of China) collared falconet (Microhierax caerulescens)
(bird species of China) red-legged crake (Rallina fasciata)
(Tw) (coll.) edible stem of Manchurian wild rice , aka water bamboo
to stick one leg over the other (when sitting)
(idiom) the weak cannot overcome the strong
(Tw) (Internet slang) too late, someone posted that already (supposedly from "lag" misspelled as "leg")
hamstring muscle
(slang) stunning legs / sexy legs
ankle
legband (on a bird)
(coll.) curvaceous thighs (loanword from Korean)
(bird species of China) Tibetan sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes tibetanus)
Jinhua ham
chicken leg / drumstick / CL:
shaggy ink cap (edible mushroom) / Coprinus comatus
(bird species of China) tawny fish owl (Ketupa flavipes)


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