脚踏硬地 — “To be practical and down-to-earth”
脚踏硬地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be practical and down-to-earth”. To work in a solid and reliable manner. Literally, “Feet treading on hard ground”.
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脚踏硬地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
脚踏硬地 Character Breakdown
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他做事总是脚踏硬地，一步一个脚印地前进。
He always works in a practical and down-to-earth manner, moving forward step by step.
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Open the tool →Questions about 脚踏硬地
What does 脚踏硬地 mean?
脚踏硬地 (jiǎo tà yìng dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be practical and down-to-earth”.
How do you pronounce 脚踏硬地?
脚踏硬地 is pronounced jiǎo tà yìng dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 脚踏硬地 literally mean?
Literally, 脚踏硬地 means “Feet treading on hard ground”. It is used to mean “to be practical and down-to-earth”.
What is the Chinese definition of 脚踏硬地?
指实打实，十分稳靠