| Simplified | Traditional | Pinyin | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| 兀 | 兀 | wù | - cut off the feet - rising to a height - towering - bald |
| 跺 | 跺 | duò | - to stamp one's feet |
| 光脚 | 光腳 | guāngjiǎo | - bare feet |
| 弓足 | 弓足 | gōngzú | - bound feet |
| 手足 | 手足 | shǒuzú | - hands and feet - (fig.) brothers - retinue, henchmen, accomplices |
| 拳脚 | 拳腳 | quánjiǎo | - Chinese boxing - fist and feet - punching and kicking |
| 濯足 | 濯足 | zhuózú | - to wash one's feet |
| 站立 | 站立 | zhànlì | - to stand - standing - on one's feet |
| 丝足 | 絲足 | sīzú | - feet and legs in silk stockings (especially in the massage context) |
| 脚底 | 腳底 | jiǎodǐ | - soles of the feet |
| 腿脚 | 腿腳 | tuǐjiǎo | - legs and feet - ability to walk - strides |
| 自立 | 自立 | zìlì | - independent - self-reliant - self-sustaining - to stand on one's own feet - to support oneself |
| 趼足 | 趼足 | jiǎnzú | - feet with calluses - fig. a long and hard march |
| 轻捷 | 輕捷 | qīngjié | - light on one's feet - nimble - agile |
| 双脚 | 雙腳 | shuāngjiǎo | - two legs - both feet |
| 双足 | 雙足 | shuāngzú | - both feet - two-legged |
| 鸡脚 | 雞腳 | jījiǎo | - chicken feet |
| 打赤脚 | 打赤腳 | dǎchìjiǎo | - to bare the feet |
| 高弓足 | 高弓足 | gāogōngzú | - high-arched feet |
| 鱼尾纹 | 魚尾紋 | yúwěiwén | - wrinkles of the skin - crow's feet |
| 外八字脚 | 外八字腳 | wàibāzìjiǎo | - splayed feet |
| 拖拖沓沓 | 拖拖沓沓 | tuōtuōtàtà | - dragging one's feet |
| 有手有脚 | 有手有腳 | yǒushǒuyǒujiǎo | - lit. have hands have feet - to be able bodied (idiom) - to have the ability to work |
| 脚不沾地 | 腳不沾地 | jiǎobùzhāndì | - feet not touching the ground (idiom) - to run like the wind |
| 临阵退缩 | 臨陣退縮 | línzhèntuìsuō | - to shrink back on approaching the battlefield (idiom) - to get cold feet |
| 自食其力 | 自食其力 | zìshíqílì | - lit. to eat off one's own strength (idiom) - fig. to stand on one's own feet - to earn one's own living |
| 蓬头跣足 | 蓬頭跣足 | péngtóuxiǎnzú | - matted hair and bare feet - unkempt |
| 鲲鹏展翅 | 鯤鵬展翅 | kūnpéngzhǎnchì | - lit. the giant Peng bird spreads its wings and begins to fly - displaying awesome power and momentum at the outset - to have the world at one's feet |
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