地に足がつく

ちにあしがつく

to keep one's feet on the ground, to be down to earth

足がつる

あしがつる

to have one's leg cramp

足が付く

あしがつく

to be traced, to be tracked (by someone)

足が向く

あしがむく

to head towards, to be inclined to go towards, to head for a place naturally

満足が行く

まんぞくがいく

to be satisfied

足がすくむ

あしがすくむ

to freeze (from fear), to be unable to (too frightened to) run

足が遠のく

あしがとおのく

to visit less often

四つ足

よつあし よっつあし

four-footed (animal)

足がもつれる

あしがもつれる

to trip (over one's own feet); to stumble

足掻く

あがく

to paw (at) the ground

足繁く

あししげく

frequently

だく足

だくあし

trot (as in horse riding)

根がつく

ねがつく

to take root, to strike root

がっつく

to be greedy, to devour greedily

傷がつく

きずがつく

to get damaged; to get chipped; to get scratched

肉がつく

to gain weight; to put on weight

火がつく

ひがつく

to catch fire, to provoke, to catch fire from, to be ignited

差がつく

さがつく

a gap develops; a significant difference emerges

気がつく

きがつく

to notice, to become aware, to perceive, to realize, to realise