- 足(foot; leg)
- 沓(stack; overlap)
Stepping on the ground and treading through layers of accumulated earth beneath your feet.
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lit. to wear out one's iron shoes (idiom)
I searched in vain with worn-out shoes, but when it came, it required no effort at all.
fig. to search high and low
To find that book, he searched far and wide.
lit. to wear out one's iron shoes (idiom)
I searched in vain with worn-out shoes, but when it came, it required no effort at all.
fig. to search high and low
To find that book, he searched far and wide.
Stepping on the ground and treading through layers of accumulated earth beneath your feet.
Breaking something open is like using a stone to smash away the entire outer shell.
A hard, dark gray metal that rings with the sound of steel is iron.
Shoes made from tanned leather sound like the character khuê.
Stepping on the ground and treading through layers of accumulated earth beneath your feet.
Breaking something open is like using a stone to smash away the entire outer shell.
A hard, dark gray metal that rings with the sound of steel is iron.
Shoes made from tanned leather sound like the character khuê.
lit. to wear out one's iron shoes (idiom)
lit. to wear out one's iron shoes (idiom)
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