迈
Traditional 邁
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- to take a step
- to stride
In a conversation
0:23 cartoonA big step in dance class
- Liangliang
跳舞先迈左脚,再迈右脚。
In dancing, first step with the left foot, then the right foot.
- Dengdeng
我迈左脚,对吗?
I step with my left foot, right?
- Liangliang
对,然后向前迈一大步。
Right, then take one big step forward.
- Dengdeng
迈这么大一步?我会摔倒的。
Such a big step? I will fall.
- Liangliang
不会,你迈出去试试。
You will not. Step out and try.
- Dengdeng
我迈出去了,可是另一只脚还留在原地!
I stepped out, but my other foot is still in the same place!
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In a sentence
2 examples他迈开大步向前走去。
He took big strides forward.
她迈出第一步时有点紧张。
She was a bit nervous when she took the first step.
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