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| 跟 | gēn | heel / to follow closely / to go with / (of a woman) to marry sb / with / compared with / to / towards / and (joining two nouns) |
| 平底 | píng dǐ | flat bottomed / low heeled |
| 热恋 | rè liàn | to fall head over heels in love / to be passionately in love |
| 脚跟 | jiǎo gēn | heel |
| 尾随 | wěi suí | to tail behind / to tag along / to follow on the heels of |
| 脚后跟 | jiǎo hòu gēn | heel |
| 跑掉 | pǎo diào | to run away / to take to one's heels |
| 鞋跟 | xié gēn | heel (of a shoe) |
| 神魂颠倒 | shén hún diān dǎo | lit. spirit and soul upside down (idiom); infatuated and head over heels in love / fascinated / captivated |
| 称钱 | chèn qián | (coll.) rich / well-heeled |
| 逃之夭夭 | táo zhī yāo yāo | to escape without trace (idiom); to make one's getaway (from the scene of a crime) / to show a clean pair of heels |
| 撒腿 | sā tuǐ | to take to one's heels / to scram |
| 死穴 | sǐ xué | lethal point (acupuncture) / vulnerable spot / Achilles' heel |
| 致命伤 | zhì mìng shāng | mortal wound / (fig.) fatal weakness / Achilles' heel |
| 罩门 | zhào mén | Achilles' heel / chink in the armor |
| 撒丫子 | sā yā zi | (dialect) to rush off / to scamper off double-quick / to take to one's heels / to make oneself scarce |
| 掉头就走 | diào tóu jiù zǒu | to turn on one's heels / to walk away abruptly |
| 长跪 | cháng guì | to kneel as in prayer (without sitting back on the heels) |
| 跟脚 | gēn jiǎo | to feet the feet perfectly / to follow closely / hard on sb's heels |
| 栽跟头 | zāi gēn tou | to fall head over heels / (fig.) to come a cropper |
| 坐冷板凳 | zuò lěng bǎn dèng | to hold an inconsequential job / to receive a cold reception / to be kept waiting for an assignment or audience / to be out in the cold / to be sidelined / to warm the bench / to cool one's heels |
| 跟腱 | gēn jiàn | heel tendon of mammals / Achilles tendon |
| 踺 | jiàn | somersault (in gymnastics or dance) / head-over-heels / aerial flip / also written 踺子 |
| 踵 | zhǒng | to arrive / to follow / heel |
| 旋踵 | xuán zhǒng | to turn on one's heel / in the twinkle of an eye / instantly |