踩踏 | cǎi tà | to trample on | |
踩高跷 | cǎi gāo qiāo | to walk on stilts | |
踩水 | cǎi shuǐ | to tread water; to paddle or tramp in shallow water | |
踩道 | cǎi dào | to scout; to reconnoiter | |
脚踩两只船 | jiǎo cǎi liǎng zhī chuán | see 脚踏两只船 |
1 | Be careful not to slip and fall when stepping on something slippery. | |
2 | Be careful not to step on the small stones on the side of the road. | |
3 | Afraid of dirtying his shoes, he had to run barefoot. | |
4 | He stepped on the brake and the car came to an immediate stop. | |
5 | He fell to the ground after stepping on nothing and was in pain for several days. |