足

hind leg; hind foot

Idiomatic expression

to go (to); to make one's way (to); to visit

(not) even; (not) any

unsatisfied; unsatisfactory; insufficient in some way; lacking something

impediment; burden; encumbrance; hindrance; drag

Idiomatic expression

to hold back (someone) from achieving success; to stand in the way of; to sabotage

to step forward; to take a step forward

to head towards; to direct one's steps to

to add (to); to add on; to append

to say something additional; to add (to what was said before)

self-satisfaction; (self-)complacency; smugness

straight (from one place to another); going right onto; on the way; simultaneously; incidentally; directly; at once

to cross one's legs

to be tripped up

to be too drunk to stand

to be content; to have enough; to be happy; to be sufficient; to be satisfied

to rise (of the tide)

labour shortage; labor shortage; shortage of workers; shortage of hands

to lose one's footing; to slip

to walk noisily; to walk loudly

to (relax and) stretch one's legs out

to go for a further walk

to limp; to drag one's feet

to suffice; to serve the purpose; to be satisfied

Idiomatic expression

insignificant; inconsequential; trifling; negligible; of little importance

useless resistance; vain struggle

Idiomatic expression; From palanquin bearers gauging how weary a traveler's feet are, and raising the price accordingly

to take advantage (e.g. of a weak situation); to size up (e.g. customer when setting a high price)