King's Kung-Fu& Tai Chi

履 — Chinese character

履
lǚ
shoes; to walk, to tread

Pinyin
lǚ
Radical
44 ⼫ (Corpse)
Strokes
15
Components
尸 復
Formation
ideographic — A person 尸 walking 彳; 復 also provides the pronunciation
Japanese
履 as a kanji

Common words with 履

WordPinyinMeaning
履行lǚ xíngto fulfill (one's obligations); to carry out (a task)
履历 (履歷)lǚ lìbackground (academic and work); curriculum vitae
履带 (履帶)lǚ dàicaterpillar track (propulsion system used on bulldozers etc); (literary) shoes and belt
履约 (履約)lǚ yuēto keep a promise; to honor an agreement
步履bù lǚgait; to walk
履职 (履職)lǚ zhíto fulfill one's job or duty
履新lǚ xīn(of an official) to take up a new post; (literary) to celebrate the New Year
西装革履 (西裝革履)xī zhuāng gé lǚdressed in Western-style clothes; impeccably attired
步履蹒跚 (步履蹣跚)bù lǚ pán shān(idiom) to walk unsteadily; to hobble along
如履薄冰rú lǚ bó bīng(lit.) as if walking on thin ice (idiom); (fig.) extremely cautious
履历表 (履歷表)lǚ lì biǎocurriculum vitae (CV); resume
步履维艰 (步履維艱)bù lǚ wéi jiānto have difficulty walking (idiom); to walk with difficulty

English words written with 履

履 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Analects 3 · I Ching 11 · Mencius 1 · Zhuangzi 14

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