腿 (tuǐ)
leg
How 腿 is written
- Strokes
- 13
- Radical
- 月 — moon
- Traditional
- 腿
- Simplified
- 腿 (unchanged)
Components
- 月 moon
- 辶 walk
- 艮 stopping
Common words using 腿
- 二郎腿 èrlángtuǐ
- one leg over the other (legs crossed)
- 大腿 dàtuǐ
- thigh
- 小腿 xiǎotuǐ
- calf (of the leg)
- 火腿 huǒtuǐ
- ham; CL:個|个[ge4]
- 雙腿 shuāngtuǐ
- legs; both legs; two legs
- 雞腿 jītuǐ
- chicken leg; drumstick; CL:根[gen1]
- 前腿 qiántuǐ
- forelegs
- 劈腿 pītuǐ
- to do the splits (gymnastics); two-timing (in romantic relationships)
- 扯後腿 chěhòutuǐ
- to be a drag or hindrance on sb
- 拔腿 bátuǐ
- to break into a run
- 拖後腿 tuōhòutuǐ
- to impede; to obstruct; to hold back
- 撒腿 sātuǐ
- to take to one's heels; to scram
腿 in a sentence
走了整天的路，我的腿好痠。
Zǒule zhěngtiān de lù, wǒ de tuǐ hǎo suān.
“After walking all day, my legs are so sore.”
How common is 腿?
腿 is the 1,349th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 93.4% of all running text.
Characters that appear with 腿
Master 腿 and 5,000 others.
Flashcards and Writing Practice. Every single character in A Course in Contemporary Chinese 當代中文課程.
腿
Start Learning
Flashcard Add to your deck