1 New HSK word(s): HSK6 拐杖 → → → → + guai3zhang4 crutches; crutch; walking stick
3 Old HSK word(s): C N 行人* → xing2ren2 walking-person/ pedestrian/ foot passenger C N 走廊* → zou3lang2 walking-corridor/ corridor/ passage/ passageway C N 脚步* → jiao3bu4 footstep/ footfall/ step/ pace/ way of walking
脚步
Nạng + Grade E word(s):
→ → →
| Gb | Eng | Viet |
|---|---|---|
| 步行了四个小时以后，我们开始累了。 | After walking for four hours we were beginning to flag. |  → |
| 他正沿海边走去。 | He is walking down the seaside. | → |
| 穿着这双笨重的鞋走路真难受。 | It's not easy walking in these clumsy shoes. | → |
| 他在雪中漫步。 | He is walking amidst the snow. | → |
| 她是活的医学教科书. | She's a walking textbook of medicine. | → |
| 我喜欢步行更甚于骑自行车。 | I prefer walking to cycling. | → |
| 一步行走时跨出的一步；一大步 | A step made in walking; a stride. | → |
| 老人对著那条要咬他的狗挥舞手杖吓它走。 | The old man brandishes his walking stick at the menace dog. | → |
| 他不许我单独一人走回家。 | He wouldn't hear of my walking home alone. | → |
| 我们穿过田野时，惊动了一只野兔。 | As we were walking across the fields, we started a hare. | → |
| 他来回走动着，大骂这场延误事故，因为每耽误一分钟都在消耗他的钱财。 | He was walking to and fro swearing at the delay which was costing him so much money every minute. | → |
| 由重重的行走或行军产生的声音 | The sound produced by heavy walking or marching. | → |
| 晚上在照明很差的路上行走, 应该穿显眼的衣物. | If you're walking along a badly-lit road at night you should wear conspicuous clothes. | → |
| 轻快的或充满活力的移动或步伐 | A light or resilient manner of moving or walking. | → |
| 我看到小扬扛着两把锄头从旁走过。 | I saw Xiao Yang walking by, shouldering two hoes. | → |
| 这个被俘的将军，挺着身子走向刑场，直到临终还保持着自己的尊严。 | The captured general maintained his dignity to the end, walking ramrod-straight to his execution. | → |