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腿腳
tuǐ jiǎo
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legs and feet;
ability to walk;
strides
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臨時抱佛腳
lín shí bào fó jiǎo
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lit. to clasp the Buddha's feet when danger arises (idiom); fig. to profess devotion only when in trouble;
doing things at the last minute;
making a hasty last-minute effort
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臨門一腳
lín mén yī jiǎo
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to try to score (a goal);
final push (at a critical juncture);
the final leg of sth
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自亂陣腳
zì luàn zhèn jiǎo
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(idiom) to lose one's head;
to panic;
to go to pieces
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自縛手腳
zì fù shǒu jiǎo
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to bind oneself hand and foot
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落腳
luò jiǎo
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to stay for a time;
to stop over;
to lodge;
to sink down (into soft ground);
leftovers
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藍額長腳地鴝
lán é cháng jiǎo dì qú
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(bird species of China) blue-fronted robin (Cinclidium frontale)
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行腳
xíng jiǎo
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(of a monk) to travel;
itinerant
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裹腳
guǒ jiǎo
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foot-binding;
long strip of cloth used for foot-binding
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西紅腳隼
xī hóng jiǎo sǔn
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(bird species of China) red-footed falcon (Falco vespertinus)
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註腳
zhù jiǎo
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footnote
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認腳
rèn jiǎo
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to know your right shoe from your left (colloquial);
to know which of two you want
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赤腳
chì jiǎo
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barefoot
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赤腳律師
chì jiǎo lǜ shī
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barefoot lawyer;
grassroots lawyer
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赤腳醫生
chì jiǎo yī shēng
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barefoot doctor;
farmer with paramedical training (PRC)
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趕腳
gǎn jiǎo
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to work as a carter or porter;
to transport goods for a living (esp. by donkey)
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跌腳捶胸
diē jiǎo chuí xiōng
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lit. stamping and beating the chest (idiom); fig. angry or stressed about sth
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跛腳
bǒ jiǎo
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to limp;
lame person
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跟腳
gēn jiǎo
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to feet the feet perfectly;
to follow closely;
hard on sb's heels
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跳一隻腳
tiào yī zhī jiǎo
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to hop on one leg
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跳腳
tiào jiǎo
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to stomp or hop about (in anxiety, anger etc);
to dance on one's feet;
hopping mad (anxious, etc)
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踢腳板
tī jiǎo bǎn
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baseboard;
skirting board
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踢腳線
tī jiǎo xiàn
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skirting board
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踩失腳
cǎi shī jiǎo
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to lose one's footing
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踮腳尖
diǎn jiǎo jiān
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to stand on tiptoe
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