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躡履
niè lǚ
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to wear shoes
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躡悄悄
niè qiāo qiāo
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softly;
quietly
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躡手躡腳
niè shǒu niè jiǎo
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to walk quietly on tiptoe (idiom)
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躡機
niè jī
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silk loom with a foot peddle
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躡登
niè dēng
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to go up
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躡腳
niè jiǎo
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to walk cautiously in order not to make noise
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躡腳根
niè jiǎo gēn
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variant of 躡腳跟|蹑脚跟[nie4 jiao3 gen1]
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躡腳跟
niè jiǎo gēn
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to walk cautiously in order not to make noise
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躡著腳
niè zhe jiǎo
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to tiptoe
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躡足
niè zú
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to walk on tiptoe;
to step on sb's foot;
to join (a trade, profession etc);
to associate with (a certain group of people)
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躡跟
niè gēn
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too large or small for the feet (of shoes)
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躡跡
niè jì
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to follow sb's tracks;
to tail
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躡蹀
niè dié
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to walk with mincing steps
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躡蹤
niè zōng
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to follow along behind sb (formal writing)
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追躡
zhuī niè
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to follow the trail of;
to track;
to trace
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闊躡
kuò niè
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to stride (formal writing)
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