to go on foot; to walk

procedure; step

surname Bu

a step; a pace; walk; march; stages in a process; situation

infantry; foot; infantryman; foot soldier

pace; (measured) step; march

to step into; to enter

step; pace

step by step; at every step

gait; marching order; step; pace

sentry; sentinel

gait; to walk

gait; tread

dangling ornament worn by women

foot drill (military, physical exercises etc)

to stroll beneath the moon

to walk in someone's steps; to follow in someone's footsteps (literary); a step (literary)

footwork

pacing

walking plow

ambulatory leg (of a crab, lobster, spider etc)

(literary) palanquin; sedan chair; (literary) to ride in a palanquin

walking path; pathway

to write a poem using another poem's rhymes

pedestrian area

pedestrian

ground beetle

car-free zone; pedestrian street

walkie-talkie

step by step system

to follow in other people's footsteps

to have difficulty walking (idiom); to walk with difficulty

(idiom) to walk unsteadily; to hobble along

to walk unsteadily

to advance gradually and entrench oneself at every step; to consolidate at every step

to climb step by step; to rise steadily; on the up and up

(Tw) walk-up apartment (postwar building style with stair access and no elevator)

to worship the astral deities (idiom, refers to Daoist astrology)

to be united in action

stepper motor

if you take too big a stride, you could easily rip your balls (catchphrase) (line spoken by actor 葛優|葛优[Ge3 You1] in the 2010 action comedy movie 讓子彈飛|让子弹飞[Rang4 Zi3 dan4 Fei1]); (fig.) take things one step at a time