足を滑らせる

あしをすべらせる

to lose one's footing, to slip

口を滑らす

くちをすべらす

to make a slip of the tongue; to say something inadvertently; to blurt out without thinking

滑らす

すべらす ずらす

to shift, to slide (e.g. something away from something else), to move (e.g. something out of the way)

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)

足を伸ばす

あしをのばす

to (relax and) stretch one's legs out

足をすくう

あしをすくう

to trip someone up, to pull the carpet from under

口を滑らせる

くちをすべらせる

to make a slip of the tongue; to say something inadvertently; to blurt out without thinking

足す

たす

to add (numbers)

滑らか

なめらか すべらか

smooth (e.g. skin or ground), glassy, velvety

足元をすくう

あしもとをすくう

to trip someone up, to pull the carpet from under

足を棒にする

あしをぼうにする

to walk one's legs off; to walk until one's legs feel like lead; to walk to the point of exhaustion

足し算をする

たしざんをする

add

手足を伸ばす

てあしをのばす

to stretch out

足を踏み出す

あしをふみだす

to step forward; to take a step forward

足を取られる

あしをとられる

to be tripped up

足を組む

あしをくむ

to cross one's legs

足を洗う

あしをあらう

to quit (a shady business), to wash one's hands of, to cut one's ties with, to turn over a new leaf, to go straight