脚不点地 — “To walk extremely fast, as if one's feet barely touch the ground”
脚不点地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to walk extremely fast, as if one's feet barely touch the ground”. To be constantly on the go or moving with great speed. Literally, “feet not touching the ground”.
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What does 脚不点地 mean?
脚不点地 (jiǎo bù diǎn dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to walk extremely fast, as if one's feet barely touch the ground”.
How do you pronounce 脚不点地?
脚不点地 is pronounced jiǎo bù diǎn dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 脚不点地 literally mean?
Literally, 脚不点地 means “feet not touching the ground”. It is used to mean “to walk extremely fast, as if one's feet barely touch the ground”.
What is the Chinese definition of 脚不点地?
点：脚尖着地。形容走得非常快，好象脚尖都未着地。