- to understand (on hearing); to catch (what is spoken)
- firm; stable and steady
- to change over to; to switch to; to use (sth different)
- five viscera and six bowels (TCM)
- to freeze
- pawn (i.e. foot soldier); servant; lackey (of malefactor)
- to thank; thanks; thank you
- propeller
- strong; forceful
- to accept; to receive
- wilderness
- lone; lonely; loneliness
- light and quick; brisk; spry; lively; effortless; relaxed; agile; blithe
- to condense; to solidify; to coagulate; clot (of blood)
- hoar frost
- battalion commander
- graceful; fine; elegant
- bridle
- to scatter; to distribute; to be distributed (over an area etc); (statistical, geographic) distribution
- to spread extensively; to generalize; widespread; popular; universal; ubiquitous; pervasive
- to do military training
- footprint; track; spoor
- grove
- to trot; to jog
- to tighten
- to turn; to turn around; to transfer (funds etc)
- (bound form) tooth; (bound form) to regard as worthy of mention
- to crush sth by running over it
- (one moment ...,) the next ...; trailing foot (in walking)
- one moment ..., (the next ...); leading foot (in walking)
- mark; print; impression
- to go around in circles; to make a detour; (fig.) to beat about the bush
- footprint
- to disrupt; to throw into disorder
- to string together; to skewer; to connect wrongly; to gang up; to rove; string; bunch; skewer; classifier for things that are strung together, or in a bunch, or in a row: string of, bunch of, series of; to make a swift or abrupt linear movement (like a bead on an abacus); to move across
- (literary) to go forward
- to follow; to adhere to; to abide by
- to cross a border (usually illegally); to sneak in or out of a country