趿 (tā) - to wear shoes with the backs turned down & to shuffle in slippers
趿 · tā
to wear shoes with the backs turned down;
to shuffle in slippers
to wear shoes with the backs turned downto shuffle in slippers
Usage highlights
to shuffle in slippersto wear shoes with backs downto drag shoesslippersto wear slippers
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He shuffled along in his slippers (趿拉着拖鞋).
- She wore her shoes with the backs turned down (趿着鞋).
- The child was dragging his shoes (趿拉着鞋走路).
Collocations
- to shuffle in slippers(趿拉)
- to wear shoes with backs down(趿鞋)
- to drag shoes(趿拉着鞋)
- slippers(趿拉板儿)
- to wear slippers(趿拖鞋)
Idioms
- To drag one's shoes along(趿拉而行)
- Wearing shoes carelessly(趿鞋而行)
Cultural background
FAQ- Describes a casual, somewhat careless way of wearing shoes, typically associated with being at home or in relaxed settings.
- The character is rarely used in formal contexts and primarily appears in descriptive phrases about footwear.