脚踏实地 meaning in English
to have one's feet firmly planted on the ground (idiom); realistic without flights of fancy; steady and serious character
Traditional 腳踏實地40 strokes
Meaning of 脚踏实地
Definitions from CC-CEDICT.
jiǎotàshídì
- to have one's feet firmly planted on the ground (idiom); realistic without flights of fancy
- steady and serious character
脚踏实地 in example sentences
Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.
我是个脚踏实地的人。
I have my feet firmly planted on the ground.
Stroke order for each character
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脚 jiǎo · foot · 11 strokes
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踏 tà · to tread · 15 strokes
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实 shí · real · 8 strokes
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地 de · -ly · 6 strokes
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Related words
Words that share a character with 脚踏实地.
| 地方 | dìfang | region; regional (away from the central administration) |
| 地上 | dìshang | on the ground; on the floor |
| 地点 | dìdiǎn | place; site |
| 地图 | dìtú | map |
| 地球 | dìqiú | the earth |
| 实在 | shízài | really; actually |
| 实现 | shíxiàn | to achieve; to implement; to realize; to bring about |
| 实际 | shíjì | reality; practice |
| 地铁 | dìtiě | underground railway; subway; subway train |
| 草地 | cǎodì | lawn; meadow |
| 实习 | shíxí | to practice; field work |
| 外地 | wàidì | parts of the country other than where one is |
Questions about 脚踏实地
What does 脚踏实地 mean?
脚踏实地 (jiǎotàshídì) means "to have one's feet firmly planted on the ground (idiom); realistic without flights of fancy; steady and serious character".
How do you write 脚踏实地?
脚踏实地 is made of 4 characters: 脚 (11 strokes), 踏 (15 strokes), 实 (8 strokes), 地 (6 strokes). That is 40 strokes in total.
How is 脚踏实地 written in traditional Chinese?
In traditional characters, 脚踏实地 is written 腳踏實地.