jiǎotàshídì

脚踏实地

Word · IdiomTraditional腳踏實地

down-to-earth; diligent and earnest

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

idiom

down-to-earth; diligent and earnest

commendatory

Describes a person's work attitude or character as being practical, steady, and conscientious. It is a commendatory term.

Tā他
shì是
yī一
gè个
zuò做
shì事
jiǎo脚
tà踏
shí实
dì地
de的
rén人
 ,
cóng从
bù不
tóu投
jī机
qǔ取
qiǎo巧
 。

He is a down-to-earth person who never seeks shortcuts.

Zuò做
xué学
wèn问
yào要
jiǎo脚
tà踏
shí实
dì地
 ,
bù不
néng能
hào好
gāo高
wù骛
yuǎn远
 。

Engaging in scholarship requires a down-to-earth attitude; one cannot chase after unrealistic goals.

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Gōng公
sī司
xū需
yào要
jiǎo脚
tà踏
shí实
dì地
 、
néng能
jiě解
jué决
wèn问
tí题
de的
yuán员
gōng工
 。

The company needs employees who are down-to-earth and can solve problems.

Chéng成
gōng功
méi没
yǒu有
jié捷
jìng径
 ,
bì必
xū须
jiǎo脚
tà踏
shí实
dì地
de地
nǔ努
lì力
 。

There is no shortcut to success; you must work diligently and earnestly.