- 足(foot; sole)
- 耑(end; beginning)
Using your foot to kick hard at one end is the action of treading.
(Tw) (neologism, attested by 2010) to speak one's mind directly (face to face with the person with whom one has an issue) (from Taiwanese 出來講, Tai-lo pr. [tshut-lâi kóng], with "tshut-lâi" pronounced in contracted form as "tshòai")
If you have any problems, just speak up!
(Tw) (neologism, attested by 2010) to speak one's mind directly (face to face with the person with whom one has an issue) (from Taiwanese 出來講, Tai-lo pr. [tshut-lâi kóng], with "tshut-lâi" pronounced in contracted form as "tshòai")
If you have any problems, just speak up!
Using your foot to kick hard at one end is the action of treading.
Two hands lifting an object together convey the meaning of "together" or "shared."
Using your foot to kick hard at one end is the action of treading.
Two hands lifting an object together convey the meaning of "together" or "shared."
(Tw) (neologism, attested by 2010) to speak one's mind directly (face to face with the person with whom one has an issue) (from Taiwanese 出來講, Tai-lo pr. [tshut-lâi kóng], with "tshut-lâi" pronounced in contracted form as "tshòai")
(Tw) (neologism, attested by 2010) to speak one's mind directly (face to face with the person with whom one has an issue) (from Taiwanese 出來講, Tai-lo pr. [tshut-lâi kóng], with "tshut-lâi" pronounced in contracted form as "tshòai")
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