gēn
heel
to follow closely
to go with
(of a woman) to marry sb
with
compared with
to
towards
and (joining two nouns)
gēn zōng
to follow sb's tracks
to tail
to shadow
tracking
gēn zhe
to follow after
immediately afterwards
gēn bān
attendant
footman (servant)
gēn qián
in front of
close to
nearby
the time just before
jǐn gēn
to follow precisely
to comply with
gēn shàng
to catch up with
to keep pace with
gēn cóng
to follow
(of a woman) to get married
(old) attendant
gēn jiàn
heel tendon of mammals
Achilles tendon
gēn pì chóng
lit. bum beetle
sb who tags along
shadow
sycophant
gēn jiǎo
to feet the feet perfectly
to follow closely
hard on sb's heels
zāi gēn tou
to fall head over heels
(fig.) to come a cropper
gēn bāo
to work as footman
to do odd jobs
to understudy (an opera actor)
shuāi gēn tou
to fall
fig. to suffer a setback
gēn pì gu
to tag along behind
to follow sb closely
dǎ gēn tou
to turn a somersault
to turn head over heels
zhē gēn tou
to do a somersault
to turn head over heels
niè gēn
too large or small for the feet (of shoes)
niè jiǎo gēn
to walk cautiously in order not to make noise
gēn zhù
to match a bet
to call (poker)
gēn pāi
to document on film the course of events
to follow sb with a camera
gēn shǒu
(coll.) pronto
immediately
jiǎo gēn jiǎo
one closely following the other
zhàn wěn jiǎo gēn
to stand firmly
to gain a foothold
to establish oneself
hǎo nán bù gēn nǚ dòu
a real man doesn't fight with womenfolk (idiom)
nǎ r gēn nǎ r
what's that have to do with it?
what's the connection?
gēn fēng
to go with the tide
to blindly follow the crowd
to follow the trend
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