a step taken while walking; the sound or pace of walking

toe; also written as [[脚指|腳指|jiao3 zhi3]] or [[脚指头|腳指頭|jiao3 zhi3 tou5]]

ankle; the joint connecting the leg and the foot

the area under the feet; nearby; close at hand

footprint; track; the mark left by a foot or shoe

both feet; two legs

A member of a national soccer or football team

clumsy; incompetent; having a low level of skill or ability

to transport goods or people for a living using pack animals, especially donkeys or mules

naturally formed feet of a woman who did not undergo foot binding; non-bound feet

To use hand and foot gestures to emphasize a point while speaking, often showing excitement or animation.

the bottom part of a mountain or hill where the slope meets the flat ground

to have one's feet firmly planted on the ground; to be earnest, realistic, and steady without flights of fancy

The feet of women subjected to the historical practice of foot binding; also used to refer to a person with bound feet.

the bottom surface of the foot

to wash the feet; often used in the context of a foot soak or a foot massage service

the tip of the toe; the very front part of the foot

(idiom) to be in a flurry; to act in a frantic and disorderly manner without any coordination

the limbs of a pig; pettitoes

A place to stay, rest, or stop during a journey; a foothold

fists and feet; physical blows such as punching and kicking

the back part of the foot; heel

bicycle; bike; a two-wheeled vehicle powered by foot pedals; commonly used in Taiwan and southern China

To stay for a time; to lodge, put up temporarily, or settle down to live

to lift one's foot and strike the ground forcefully, often expressing anger, impatience, or frustration

To behave inappropriately or disrespectfully toward someone; to grope or get fresh.

a written text of a play, film, or broadcast used in production; screenplay; scenario

a stone on a path that trips a person

to punch and kick; to assault someone violently

the legs and feet as anatomical parts

to stand firmly or establish oneself; to have a solid foundation or a firm position

The front line of a battle formation; the most forward part of a military position

to be barefoot; to have bare feet without shoes or socks

Temporary structure used in construction to support workers and materials; also used in Taiwan as [[鹰架|鷹架|ying1 jia4]]

(colloquial) foot; feet

the bottom surface of the foot that makes contact with the ground

ill-founded or groundless; to not have a leg to stand on, specifically when an argument or theory cannot be maintained

from head to foot; all over; entirely

one step, one footprint; to do things in a down-to-earth manner and make solid progress

the foot or hoof of a horse

the back part of the foot below the ankle; heel

to manipulate something dishonestly; to use underhanded tricks or schemes behind the scenes

The foot that is in front when walking or standing

To find a place to put one's foot down in order to stand or walk.

The top surface of the foot that does not touch the ground.

extravagant or wasteful with money or resources; throwing away money by the handful

to have bare feet; feet that are not covered by shoes or socks