insufficient; lacking; deficiency; not enough; inadequate; not worth; cannot; should not

ample; complete; hundred percent; a pure shade (of some color)

adequate; sufficient; abundant

excessive

(bound form) foot; leg; sufficient; ample; as much as; fully

hands and feet; (fig.) brothers; retinue, henchmen, accomplices

fully; no less than; as much as; extremely

to forbid sb to go out; to confine to one location (e.g. student, soldier, prisoner, monk etc); to ground (as disciplinary measure); to gate; to curfew; restriction on movement; ban on visiting a place; out of bounds; off limits; caveat

to set foot in; to step into; to become involved for the first time

excursion; hike; march

perfectly contented (idiom); perfectly satisfied

content with one's situation; to know contentment (hence happiness)

to lose one's footing; to slip; to take a wrong step in life

to stand; to have a footing; to be established; to base oneself on

self-sufficiency; autarky

rich; plentiful

to set foot on (a foreign land etc); to tread; (fig.) to enter (a new sphere)

World Cup (soccer) (Tw)

feet and legs in silk stockings (especially in the massage context)

abundant; plenty

to scrape together enough (people, money etc)

(literary) to participate in; to set foot in

both feet; two-legged

(literary) to set out on foot

national soccer team

see 大足區|大足区[Da4 zu2 Qu1]

women's soccer; women's football; women's soccer team

full; complete; all of

bound feet

to squeeze in; to step in; to take part; to step between (two persons in a relationship)

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

to wash one's feet

abbr. for 男子足球 men's soccer; abbr. for 男子足球隊|男子足球队 men's soccer team

centipede; millipede

foot-binding

lit. on tiptoes; to look forward eagerly; to long for

(zoology) tentacle

gastropod (class of mollusks including snails)

self-sufficient; satisfied with oneself

lit. legs on a snake; sth superfluous

to bring up to full strength; to make up a deficiency; to fill (a vacancy, gap etc)

bare foot; to be barefoot

barefoot; barefooted

feet with calluses; fig. a long and hard march

to stamp one's foot (in anger)

lame

to enter (a new market etc)

to stamp the feet (formal writing)

to walk on tiptoe; to step on sb's foot; to join (a trade, profession etc); to associate with (a certain group of people)