foot; attain, satisfy, enough

HSK 2 #527

DEFINITIONS

足 zú
  • foot
  • to be sufficient
  • ample
足 jù
  • excessive

STROKES

WORDS

金無赤 jīn wú zú chì not all gold is sufficiently red (idiom); no-one is perfect
劲儿 mǎo zú jìn r to exert all one's strength
勁兒 mǎo zú jìn r to exert all one's strength
cháng zú remarkable (progress, improvement, expansion etc)
进步 cháng zú jìn bù rapid progress
進步 cháng zú jìn bù rapid progress
馬力 kāi zú mǎ lì to accelerate at full power (idiom); at full speed; fig. to work as hard as possible
shuāng zú both feet; two-legged
shuāng zú both feet; two-legged
dùn zú stamp (one's feet)
dùn zú stamp (one's feet)
纲 tóu zú gāng cephalopod; Cephalopoda, class of mollusks including nautilus and squid
綱 tóu zú gāng cephalopod; Cephalopoda, class of mollusks including nautilus and squid
bǎo zú to be full (after eating)
bǎo zú to be full (after eating)
香港球总会 xiāng gǎng zú qiú zǒng huì Hong Kong Football Association
香港球總會 xiāng gǎng zú qiú zǒng huì Hong Kong Football Association
zhù zú to stop (walking); to halt
高弓 gāo gōng zú high-arched feet
dǐng zú lit. the three legs of a tripod; fig. three competing rivals
之势 dǐng zú zhī shì competition between three rivals; tripartite confrontation
之勢 dǐng zú zhī shì competition between three rivals; tripartite confrontation
yùn zú to exert fully; to put forth full effort
diào zú to whet one's appetite; to tease or tantalize
zuì zú most abundant; richest