拳脚 (quán jiǎo) — “Fists and feet, boxing and kicking” in Chinese
拳脚 (quán jiǎo) means “fists and feet, boxing and kicking, martial arts techniques” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
fists and feet
boxing and kicking
martial arts techniques
胡政生的几个学员在相互比划着功夫拳脚。
Some of Hu's students demonstrated kung fu routines.
如果这些蛋白已是大展拳脚，那有什么新进展？
If these proteins are already around, what's new?
The characters in 拳脚
More words starting with 拳
- quán拳bù不lí离shǒu手qǔ曲bù不lí离kǒu口Practice makes perfect., Keep practicing.
- quán拳jī击boxing
- quán拳jī击shǒu手boxer
- quán拳jī击bǐ比sài赛Boxing match, Boxing competition
- quán拳jī击guǎn馆Boxing gym, Boxing club
- quán拳tán坛boxing circles; the world of boxing
- quán拳tou头fist
- quán拳tou头shàng上lì立dé得rén人gē胳bo膊shàng上zǒu走dé得lù路To be self-reliant and powerful., To have clout and capability.
- quán拳tou头shàng上lì立dé得rén人gē胳bo膊shàng上zǒu走dé得mǎ马To wield immense power, To achieve the impossible
- quán拳tào套boxing gloves
- quán拳shī师Boxer, Pugilist
- quán拳dǎ打to punch or hit with a fist
Frequently asked questions
- What does 拳脚 mean in Chinese?
- 拳脚 (quán jiǎo) means “fists and feet, boxing and kicking, martial arts techniques”.
- How do you pronounce 拳脚?
- 拳脚 is pronounced quán jiǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “fists and feet” in Chinese?
- “fists and feet” is 拳脚 (quán jiǎo) in Chinese.
- How is 拳脚 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 拳脚, each with pinyin and an English translation.