足を止める

あしをとめる

to stop walking; to pause

速度を緩める

そくどをゆるめる

to ease up the speed

足速い

あしばやい

swift-footed, light-footed

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

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

足を向ける

あしをむける

to head towards; to direct one's steps to

足まめ

good walker; tireless walker

足止め

あしどめ

house arrest, confinement, keeping indoors, inducement to stay

足固め

あしがため

judo leg hold

足る

たる

to be sufficient, to be enough, to be worthy of

足を引きずる

to limp; to drag one's feet

揚げ足を取る

あげあしをとる

to find fault with someone, to flame someone, to trip up somebody

足をひきずる

あしをひきずる

to limp

足音を立てる

あしおとをたてる

to walk noisily; to walk loudly

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

足を滑らせる

あしをすべらせる

to lose one's footing, to slip

足を奪われる

あしをうばわれる

to be stranded, to lose means of transportation