Difficult to walk, recover, walk on the ground, perform, cut your feet to fit your shoes, walk hard, walk on thin ice, follow, take up a new job, wear a suit and tie, perform a contract, practice, walk, work, close your heels, behave righteously, end your shoes, cut your toes to fit your shoes, return your shoes, walk in the clouds, and respect your shoes.

Long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term, long term.

Lu (pinyin: lǐ) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word).

This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and it is generally believed that its original meaning is trampling, and it was extended to the noun shoe at the end of the Warring States Period. About the Tang Dynasty, the position of "shoes" was replaced by "shoes". Footwear extends from trampling to experiencing, doing and practicing, and also to life. ?

1, shoes: clothes ~. Leather. Cut your feet properly.

2, step on; Go: ~ it's close at hand. Such as thin ice.

3, footsteps: step ~.

4. Performance: ~ about.