Illustration: At the tiled entrance of a Japanese home, a child sits on the raised wooden step after playing outside. They hold both bare feet out together over a shallow washbasin, showing two equally muddy soles and all ten toes. Their discarded shoes sit as a pair nearby.

JLPT N3nounLevel estimated by Bebop

両りょう足あし

ryouashi

both feet

It can also refer to both legs. Note written by AI.

Example sentences

  1. 彼かれは両足りょうあしを開ひらいて立たっていた。

    He stood with his feet apart.

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  2. 彼かれは両足りょうあしを広ひろく開ひらいて立たっていた。

    He stood with his feet wide apart.

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  3. 両足りょうあしをしっかりと地面じめんにつけていなさい。

    Keep both feet firmly on the ground.

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Kanji in 両足

  • 両both; old Japanese coinOnリョウKunてる・ふたつ
  • 足leg; footOnソクKunあし・たりる・たる

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