跿 (tú) - To walk barefoot & to walk without shoes.
跿 · tú
To walk barefoot;
to walk without shoes.
To walk barefootto walk without shoes.
Usage highlights
barefoot walkingwalk barefootbarefootbarefoot dancebarefoot running
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He walked barefoot on the beach (跿足走在沙滩上).
- The monk practiced asceticism by walking barefoot (僧人跿行苦修).
- In ancient times, prisoners were often forced to walk barefoot (古代囚犯常被强迫跿足).
Collocations
- barefoot walking(跿行)
- walk barefoot(跿足)
- barefoot(跿跔)
- barefoot dance(跿舞)
- barefoot running(跿跑)
Idioms
- Barefoot and disheveled(跿跔科头)
- Barefoot and bareheaded(跿跔裸裎)
Cultural background
FAQ- In ancient China, walking barefoot was sometimes associated with poverty, punishment, or ascetic practices.
- The character appears in classical texts describing the appearance of warriors or prisoners.
- Barefoot walking was sometimes practiced by Daoist ascetics as a form of spiritual discipline.