to follow someone's physical tracks, shadow, or tail someone secretly

to follow behind or accompany someone

to follow

to reach the same level, speed, or position as someone or something ahead

high-heeled shoes

to follow right behind someone or something physically or in sequence

to follow behind or keep up with someone or something moving ahead

not able to keep up with

the area in front of something or in someone's immediate presence

a personal servant or subordinate who follows and assists a superior

to marry (of a woman)

the heel of the foot

Positioned immediately after something else in a sequence, pattern, or format.

heel (of a shoe)

an acrobatic roll or flip where the body rotates head over heels

to gain a secure position or status in a particular field, market, or environment

to turn a somersault

a figurative failure, loss, or serious mistake in one's life or career

to follow behind or act according to the lead of another

to fall down or tumble; to trip and hit the ground

to fall head over heels; to tumble physically

an obsequious follower who flatters someone to gain favor

immediately; at once

fitting the feet perfectly and staying on securely while walking

to perform a somersault or turn head over heels, often as an acrobatic move or during play

a real man doesn't fight with womenfolk (idiom)

Used as a rhetorical question to express that two things have nothing to do with each other or that a statement is nonsensical and beside the point.

to follow the current fashion, go with the tide, or blindly follow the crowd

to walk cautiously in order not to make noise

too large or small for the feet (of shoes)

one closely following the other

backstrap (of a shoe)

to turn a somersault

to lose track of

to work as a footman or perform various odd jobs for a person of status

to travel in a tour group

the aquatic larva of a mosquito

to follow someone closely or tag along behind

to document on film the course of events

to match a bet or to call, especially in the context of poker

(Tw) to tail (sb) (abbr. for [[跟踪|跟蹤|gen1 zong1]][[监视|監視|jian1 shi4]])

the strong fibrous cord that connects the muscles in the back of the calf to the heel bone

tracker (device)

(law) to stalk (someone)