足 Flashcards
足
あし、た (ります)
そく
leg/foot
be sufficient
counter for pairs of footwear
足
あし
foot/leg
paw
arm (of an octopus, squid, etc.)
足ります
たります
to be enough
to be sufficient
to be worthy of
足跡
あしあと
footprints
足す
たす
to add (numbers)
to add (something)
to take care of (e.g. one’s business)
足し算
たしざん
addition
足元
たしもと
at one’s feet
underfoot
most recent/current
足首
あしくび
ankle
足音
あしおと
sound of footsteps
sense or sign that something is approaching
足取り
あしとり
stride
pace
step
足がかり
あしがかり
foothold
stepping stone
足踏み
あしぶみ
stepping (in place)
stamping (up and down)
stomping
marking time (for a soldier)
足腰
あしこし
legs and loins
足並み
あしなみ
pace
step
足袋
たび
Japanese socks (with split toe)
足らず
たらず
a little less than
just short of
足手まとい
あしでまとい
burden
hindrance
足早に
あしばやに
briskly (walk)
at a quick pace
足元にも及ばない
あしもとにおよばない
to be no match for
足りない
たりない
insufficient
not enough
足が重い
あしがおもい
heavy-footed/slow of foot
unwilling/reluctant
足触り
あしざわり
feel (underfoot)
足の指
あしのゆび
toe
足が早い
あしがはやい
to be fast at walking and running
足掻く
あがく
to struggle (to escape an adverse situation)
to strive; to make every effort
足場
あしば
scaffolding
foothold (e.g. in business)
foundation
足の裏
あしのうち
sole of foot
足ずり
あしずり
stamping one’s feet (in anger, frustration, etc.)
足掛け
あしかけ
leg trip (in sumo, judo, etc.)
足止め
あしどめ
preventing (someone) from leaving
being stranded
足を洗う
あしをあらう
to turn over a new leaf
to quit (a shady business)
to wash one’s hands of
足を引っ張る
あしをひっぱる
to hold back (someone) from achieving success
to stand in the way of
to sabotage
足を取られる
あしをとられる
to be tripped up (lost balance)
to be too drunk to stand
足がつる
あしがつる
to have a cramp in one’s leg
足が遅い
あしがおそい
to be slow-footed
足しにする
あしにする
to make up (a deficiency)
to supplement
足しになる
あしになる
to be of help
to be useful
足がつく
あしがつく
to be traced (of a criminal)
to be tracked
足代
あしだい
travel expenses
足繁く通う
あししげくかよう
to visit frequently
to haunt
足を棒にする
あしをぼうにする
to walk one’s legs off
足をすくう
あしをすくう
to trip someone up
to pull the carpet from under
足を伸ばす
あしをのばす
to (relax and) stretch one’s legs out
to go for a further walk
足白癬
あしはくせん
athlete’s foot
足が遠のく
あしがとのく
to visit less often
足湯
あしゆ
footbath
足に任せる
あしにまかせる
to go where one’s feet take one
to walk aimlessly
足を向ける
あしをむける
to head towards
足元を見る
あしもとをみる
to take advantage (e.g. of a weak situation)
to size up (e.g. customer when setting a high price)