leg例句有哪些

1. （小）腿
2. 供食用的腿
3. 袜统，靴统
4. 支柱
5. 一段赛程，一段航程， 一段旅程
6. 裤脚（管）
7. 脚，足
8. 股
9. 勾
10. 三角底边外的边
11. 腿肉
12. 一场
13. 一项

1. 逃逸，逃跑
2. 跑
3. （常用于leg it短语中）疾走，奔走
4. （徒步）走，用脚走路
5. 用腿抵壁把船推过运河隧洞
6. 卖力

1. [C]腿 one of the limbs of an animal's or person's body used for standing and walking
2. [C][U]腿肉 the leg of an animal used as food
3. [C]裤腿 part of a garment covering this limb
4. [C]桌椅的腿 one of the supports of a chair, table, etc.
5. [C]一段行程 section of a journey

1. 脚：射程25米,D6,1/2磅,20银币复合长弓(COMPOSITEBOW)突刺,射程50米,力量攻击强度20,D10,1/2磅,50银币长弓(LONGBOW)突刺,射程60米,力量攻击强度15,D12,1磅,50银币拳(FIST)敲砸,锤击,D4脚(LEG)敲砸,锤击,D6爪(CLAW)刺击,

2. 足：头部之下有四对肢体,除最前端的一对特化为不分节的触角(antenna)外,其余三对为足(leg). 胸部则每一节下都有一对足. 尾部除一般的足外,还有一对像触角般不分节的尾肢(cercus). 三叶虫的足为二支式,

3. 航段：例如:目前我们在基隆港,希望往北行驶,第一个目的地是钓鱼台,第二个目的地是琉球为终站;从起点至终点,每站就都是一个航点,航点与航点间的行程称为航段(LEG),从起点依序经过各点至终点琉球等,整个行程我们称之为一条航线或是一条路径(ROUTE)

4.leg：legacy; 分发库动力论坛

5.leg：legitimation; 合法化

be all legs

过分瘦长 be disproportionately long and thin

be on one's legs

康复至可以走动 after an illness be well enough to walk about

give sb a leg up

用钱或影响力帮助人 use money or influence to help sb

not have a leg to stand on

(论点等)站不住脚,对行为无合理的解释等 have nothing to support one's opinion, justify one's action, etc.

pull one's leg

开某人的完笑,耍弄某人 make fun of sb, especially by making him believe sth that is untrue;tease sb

shake a leg

出发,动手,赶快 get moving;start to act;hurry

show a leg

起床 get out of bed

stand on one's legs

自食其力 make a living for oneself

stretch one's legs

去散步 go for a walk as exercise

walk off sb's leg

把某人累得筋疲力尽 tire sb by making him walk too far or too fast
walk sb off sb's leg

I took the children to the zoo and they walked me off my legs.

我带着孩子们去了动物园,他们让我走得疲惫不堪。

• His legs were shaking, and he stumbled at every step.

  出自：C. Stead

• A terrestrial animal..larger than an elephant would have..legs so thick..it could not walk.

  出自：A. Hardy

• Mary was..scratching the calf and ankle of one leg.

  出自：I. McEwan

• The..coach broke down and..David legged it up to the clubhouse to find..alternative transport.

  出自：Golf Illustrated

• ☆ 13世纪进入英语，直接源自古挪威语的leggr，意为腿。