洗足

せんそく

washing the feet

不足を補う

ふそくをおぎなう

to make up a shortfall, to cover a shortage, to compensate for a shortage, to fill a gap

不足を言う

ふそくをいう

to complain, to express one's dissatisfaction

足をすくう

あしをすくう

to trip someone up, to pull the carpet from under

洗う

あらう

to wash

血で血を洗う

ちでちをあらう

to engage in a bloody feud, to have a family quarrel, to quarrel with one's own flesh and blood, to wash blood for blood

芋を洗うような

いもをあらうような

to be jostling against each other

洗足学園大学

せんぞくがくえんだいがく

Senzoku Gakuen University

足元をすくう

あしもとをすくう

to trip someone up, to pull the carpet from under

足止めを食う

あしどめをくう

to be stranded, to be forced to stay, to be obliged to stay

用を足す

ようをたす

to take care of some business, to go on an errand

足を崩す

あしをくずす

to sit cross-legged, to sit at ease

足を組む

あしをくむ

to cross one's legs

足を運ぶ

あしをはこぶ

to go, to come, to turn out (at a meeting, event, etc.), to show up, to make your way to

洗

washing machine; (clothes) washer

足るを知る

たるをしる

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

足跡を残す

あしあとをのこす そくせきをのこす

to leave one's footprints, to leave one's mark on, to leave a message (behind)

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