心を向ける

こころをむける

to turn one's thoughts to, to pay attention to, to give heed to

背を向ける

せをむける

to pretend not to see, to turn one's back on

兵を向ける

へいをむける

to send an army, to send soldiers, to dispatch troops

目を向ける

めをむける

to shift one's attention to, to shift one's focus on

水を向ける

みずをむける

taking a stab at arousing someone's interest

向ける

むける

to turn towards, to point

背中を向ける

せなかをむける

to turn one's back on

足るを知る

たるをしる

to know one has enough, to be satisfied with one's lot in life

向け直る

むけなおる

to change direction

仕向ける

しむける

to induce (somebody to do something), to tempt

手向ける

たむける

to offer something to a deity or somebody's spirit

仰向ける

あおむける

to turn up (one's face)

足を向けて寝られない

あしをむけてねられない

owing a lot to somebody, being indebted, never forgetting someone who has done a favour

足が向く

あしがむく

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

向け

むけ

intended for..., oriented towards..., aimed at...

非難の目を向ける

ひなんのめをむける

to regard someone with odium, to look at someone with reproach

後足で砂をかける

あとあしですなをかける

to take a parting shot at

足を止める

あしをとめる

to stop walking; to pause

足元を見る

あしもとをみる

to take advantage (e.g. of a weak situation), to size up (e.g. customer when setting a high price), from palanquin bearers gauging how weary a traveler's feet are, and raising the price accordingly