裹腿 (guǒ tuǐ) — “Puttees, leg wraps” in Chinese
裹腿 (guǒ tuǐ) means “puttees, leg wraps, gaiters” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
puttees
leg wraps
gaiters
并请，一裹腿不是喘气！
And please, a legging is not a pant!
虽然运营商正在对第二裤子的突破，他或她现在裹腿的第一对。
While the operator is putting on the second pants for topping, he or she is now legging the first pair.
The characters in 裹腿
More words starting with 裹
- guǒ裹luàn乱To make trouble, To disrupt
- guǒ裹zài在wrapped in, covered in
- guó裹nǎi奶Milk-coated, Coated in milk
- guǒ裹xié挟Coerce, sweep up
- guǒ裹xié挟zhe着swept up, carried along
- guǒ裹zhe着wrapped, covered
- guó裹jǐn紧wrap tightly, tuck in
- guó裹jǐn紧le了wrapped tightly, snugly wrapped
- guǒ裹xié胁coerce, force
- guǒ裹xié胁zhe着coercing, sweeping along
- guǒ裹jiǎo脚Foot binding
- guǒ裹zú足foot-binding, to bind feet
Frequently asked questions
- What does 裹腿 mean in Chinese?
- 裹腿 (guǒ tuǐ) means “puttees, leg wraps, gaiters”.
- How do you pronounce 裹腿?
- 裹腿 is pronounced guǒ tuǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “puttees” in Chinese?
- “puttees” is 裹腿 (guǒ tuǐ) in Chinese.
- How is 裹腿 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 裹腿, each with pinyin and an English translation.