Word Meaning 足を地に付けて

あしをちにつけて ashi o chi ni tsukete

足を地に付けて is read as あしをちにつけて (ashi o chi ni tsukete) and means with steady steps.

Meaning

English

with steady steps
with one's feet planted on the ground

Reading

Kana

あしをちにつけて

Romaji

ashi o chi ni tsukete

Stroke Sequence

7 Characters • 28 Total Strokes

Study Signals and Categories

JLPT N3 Jōyō Grade 4 Kanken 7級 Rank 75221 Priority L

Related Vocabulary

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付け不足

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undercharge

付け足し

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addition

地下足袋

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work tabi

地球規模で考え、足元から行動せよ

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think globally, act locally

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けんちくじょうけんつきたくち

plot of land for sale under the condition that a specific building firm will be contracted to build a house on said plot

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ちほうこうふぜい

tax allocated to local governments

土地台帳付属地図

とちだいちょうふぞくちず

cadastral map of Japan (first published in 1892)

足首

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ankle

足取り

あしどり

trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal)

足掛かり

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foothold