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We found 1 word, 2 kanji, and 12 examples matching '両足'
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り ょ う あ し 0
noun
1. both feet
2. both legs  (this meaning is restricted to reading りょうあし)
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両
リョウ    both   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
山
サン   やま mountain   
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冂
wide
足
ソク   あし foot; leg   たす to add   たる    たりる to be sufficient   
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かれ
彼
は
りょうあし
両足
を
ひら
開
いて
た
立
っていた。
He stood with his feet apart.
なが
長
く
ある
歩
いた
あと
後
で
りょうあし
両足
が
いた
痛
んだ。
My legs ached after the long walk.
りょうあし
両足
をしっかりと
じめん
地面
につけていなさい。
Keep both feet firmly on the ground.
かれ
彼
は
りょうあし
両足
をぶらぶらさせながらいすに
すわ
座
っていた。
He sat on a chair with his legs dangling.
ちち
父
は
りょうあし
両足
を
ひ
火
のほうにのばして、ソファーで
いねむ
居眠
りしていました。
My father was taking a nap on the sofa, with his legs stretched toward the fire.
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