shoe; footwear

shoes with particularly high heels

shoes made of leather

slippers; sandals; flip-flops; a light shoe without a back for indoor or casual wear

shoelace; shoestring; latchet

sports shoes; athletic shoes designed for physical activity or casual wear

athletic shoes; sneakers; a general term for sports shoes, often referring specifically to rubber-soled canvas shoes

the sole of a shoe; the bottom part of footwear that touches the ground

sandals; summer footwear with open tops for ventilation

heel of a shoe; the back part of a shoe's sole that is generally higher than the front

person who makes or repairs shoes; cobbler

cotton-padded shoes for keeping feet warm; often cloth shoes stuffed with cotton

shoes made of cloth which are generally lightweight and washable

shoe-pad; shoe insert

The upper part of a shoe excluding the sole; the instep of a shoe

sandals woven from rice straw, grass stalks, or hemp

flat-bottomed or heelless shoes

skating shoes; refers to both ice skates and roller skates or rollerblades

skating boots equipped with metal blades for ice skating

shoes made entirely of rubber, such as rain boots or galoshes

shoes designed for running or track athletics

shoes and socks; footwear in general

worn-out shoes; broken footwear

paste or liquid applied to leather shoes to protect them and make them shine

small shoes; shoes of a small size

to polish or clean leather shoes

waterproof footwear made of rubber or plastic; galoshes

The part of a shoe that covers the top and sides of the foot, excluding the sole; specifically refers to the sides of a shoe.

shoes decorated with embroidered patterns; also called [[绣鞋|繡鞋|xiu4 xie2]]

shoes with metal or rubber spikes on the sole, used by athletes to increase grip and power while running or jumping

lightweight and comfortable shoes; cloth shoes or slippers

waterproof rubber shoes worn over regular shoes to protect them from rain or snow; galoshes

to sole a shoe; to stitch the sole to the upper part of the shoe

(idiom) to make things hard for someone by abusing one's power, specifically through petty obstacles or secret retaliation; literally "to wear tight shoes"

a mold used for shaping or maintaining the form of shoes, often made of wood

shoes for women decorated with embroidered patterns or designs

a curved tool inserted into the back of a shoe to help the foot slide in easily

literally meaning to wear out even shoes made of iron; used to describe searching everywhere painstakingly or traveling long distances with great effort

powder used for cleaning or whitening shoes

Sandals woven from straw or the stems of silvergrass; more generally refers to any straw sandals.

shoes with a curved, bow-shaped sole

sole of a shoe

climbing or mountaineering boots; also refers to leisure shoes made in the style of hiking boots

a paper pattern or outline used as a guide for cutting shoe materials

shoemaker; cobbler

cloth shoes without laces that often have elastic on the sides, designed to be easy to put on and take off

special athletic shoes used for high jump or long jump, typically featuring spikes on both the front and back of the sole