腿

tuǐ

Definitions

1. leg

Example Sentences

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吃些火 腿 。

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Words Containing 腿

• 火腿 huǒ tuǐ: ham
• O型腿 o xíng tuǐ: bow legs
• 二郎腿 èr láng tuǐ: one leg over the other (legs crossed)
• 假腿 jiǎ tuǐ: false leg
• 前腿 qián tuǐ: forelegs
• 劈腿 pǐ tuǐ: to do the splits (gymnastics)
• 外八字腿 wài bā zì tuǐ: bow legs
• 外小腿 wài xiǎo tuǐ: shin
• 大腿 dà tuǐ: thigh
• 大腿袜 dà tuǐ wà: thigh highs
• 大长腿 dà cháng tuǐ: (coll.) (a person's) long legs
• 小腿 xiǎo tuǐ: lower leg (from knee to ankle)
• 小腿肚 xiǎo tuǐ dù: calf (of the leg)
• 扯后腿 chě hòu tuǐ: to be a drag or hindrance on sb
• 抱大腿 bào dà tuǐ: (coll.) to cling to sb influential or famous
• 抱粗腿 bào cū tuǐ: to latch on to the rich and powerful
• 拔腿 bá tuǐ: to break into a run
• 拖后腿 tuō hòu tuǐ: to impede
• 扫荡腿 sǎo dàng tuǐ: leg sweep
• 撒腿 sā tuǐ: to take to one's heels
• 散腿裤 sǎn tuǐ kù: loose-fitting pants
• 断腿 duàn tuǐ: broken leg
• 方腿 fāng tuǐ: processed ham product
• 有一腿 yǒu yī tuǐ: (coll.) to have an affair
• 架二郎腿 jià èr láng tuǐ: to stick one leg over the other (when sitting)
• 毛腿沙鸡 máo tuǐ shā jī: (bird species of China) Pallas's sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes paradoxus)
• 毛腿耳夜鹰 máo tuǐ ěr yè yīng: (bird species of China) great eared nightjar (Eurostopodus macrotis)
• 毛腿𫛭 máo tuǐ kuáng: (bird species of China) rough-legged buzzard (Buteo lagopus)
• 泥腿 ní tuǐ: peasant
• 泥腿子 ní tuǐ zi: peasant
• 潭腿 tán tuǐ: Tantui, a northern school of martial arts boxing
• 火腿肠 huǒ tuǐ cháng: ham sausage
• 狗腿 gǒu tuǐ: lackey
• 狗腿子 gǒu tuǐ zi: dog's leg
• 瘸腿 qué tuǐ: crippled
• 白腿小隼 bái tuǐ xiǎo sǔn: (bird species of China) pied falconet (Microhierax melanoleucos)
• 盘腿 pán tuǐ: to sit cross-legged
• 短腿猎犬 duǎn tuǐ liè quǎn: dachshund
• 筷子腿 kuài zi tuǐ: (coll.) skinny legs
• 管住嘴迈开腿 guǎn zhù zuǐ mài kāi tuǐ: lit. shut your mouth, move your legs (motto for losing weight)
• 红腿小隼 hóng tuǐ xiǎo sǔn: (bird species of China) collared falconet (Microhierax caerulescens)
• 红腿斑秧鸡 hóng tuǐ bān yāng jī: (bird species of China) red-legged crake (Rallina fasciata)
• 绑腿 bǎng tuǐ: leg wrappings
• 罗圈腿 luó quān tuǐ: bow-legged
• 翘二郎腿 qiào èr láng tuǐ: to stick one leg over the other (when sitting)
• 胳膊拧不过大腿 gē bo nǐng bu guò dà tuǐ: (idiom) the weak cannot overcome the strong
• 腿后腱 tuǐ hòu jiàn: hamstring muscle
• 腿玩年 tuǐ wán nián: (slang) stunning legs
• 腿肚子 tuǐ dù zi: calf (back of the leg below the knee)
• 腿腕 tuǐ wàn: ankle
• 腿脚 tuǐ jiǎo: legs and feet
• 腿号 tuǐ hào: legband (on a bird)
• 腿号箍 tuǐ hào gū: see 腿號|腿号[tuǐ hào]
• 花拳绣腿 huā quán xiù tuǐ: flowery of fist with fancy footwork (idiom)
• 蜜大腿 mì dà tuǐ: (coll.) curvaceous thighs (loanword from Korean)
• 裤腿 kù tuǐ: trouser leg
• 西藏毛腿沙鸡 xī zàng máo tuǐ shā jī: (bird species of China) Tibetan sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes tibetanus)
• 跑腿 pǎo tuǐ: to run errands
• 跑腿子 pǎo tuǐ zi: (dialect) to live as a bachelor
• 踢腿 tī tuǐ: to kick; to do a kick (dancing, martial arts etc)
• 蹬腿 dēng tuǐ: to kick one's legs
• 金华火腿 jīn huá huǒ tuǐ: Jinhua ham
• 双腿 shuāng tuǐ: legs
• 鸡腿 jī tuǐ: chicken leg
• 鸡腿菇 jī tuǐ gū: shaggy ink cap (edible mushroom)
• 飞毛腿 fēi máo tuǐ: swift feet
• 飞腿 fēi tuǐ: kick
• 鬼扯腿 guǐ chě tuǐ: unable to restrain oneself
• 黄腿渔鸮 huáng tuǐ yú xiāo: (bird species of China) tawny fish owl (Ketupa flavipes)