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足下あしもと

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Common
あしもと
あしもと
Meaning
    1. ①
      at one's feet; underfoot; one's step (as in "watch your step")
      飲のみ過すぎて、なんか足元あしもとがフラフラする。
      I drank too much and the ground seemed to spin under my feet.
    2. ②
      gait; pace; step
    3. ③
      most recent; current
Kanji
足 ソク leg, foot, be sufficient 下 カ below, down, descend
Forms
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足下そっか

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そっか
Meaning
    1. ①
      at one's feet; underfoot
      See also: 足元 (あしもと)
      天てんは我々われわれの頭上ずじょうにあると同様どうように、我々われわれの足下あしもとにもある。
      Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads.
    2. ②
      written after the addressee's name in a formal letter to show respect
    3. ③
      thou; you
      used to address someone of equal or lower status
Kanji
足 ソク leg, foot, be sufficient 下 カ below, down, descend
Forms
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足元あしもとを見みる

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Inflections of 足元を見る
あしもとをみる
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Meaning
    1. to take advantage (e.g. of a weak situation); to size up (e.g. customer when setting a high price)
      from palanquin bearers gauging how weary a traveler's feet are, and raising the price accordingly
      人ひとに足下あしもとを見みられるなよ。
      Don't let anyone take advantage of you.
Kanji
足 ソク leg, foot, be sufficient 元 ゲン beginning, former time, origin 見 ケン see, hopes, chances
Forms
4)

足元あしもとの明あかるいうちに

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あしもとのあかるいうちに
✨
Meaning
    1. ①
      while it is light; before dark
    2. ②
      while the going is good; before things get worse
Kanji
足 ソク leg, foot, be sufficient 元 ゲン beginning, former time, origin 明 メイ bright, light
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5)

足元あしもとにつけ込こむ

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Inflections of 足元につけ込む
あしもとにつけこむ
✨
Meaning
    1. to take advantage (of another's weakness)
      See also: 足元を見る (あしもとをみる)
Kanji
足 ソク leg, foot, be sufficient 元 ゲン beginning, former time, origin 込 -こ.む crowded, mixture, in bulk
Forms
6)

足下あしもとへも寄よりつけない

Inflections of 足下へも寄りつけない
あしもとへもよりつけない
✨
Meaning
    1. to be no match for; to not hold a candle to
      See also: 足元にも及ばない (あしもとにもおよばない)
Kanji
足 ソク leg, foot, be sufficient 下 カ below, down, descend 寄 キ draw near, stop in, bring near
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