sǎ
靸
tread down shoe heels; slip on
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
to tread down the back of a shoe; to wear shoes with the heels crushed down; to slip on (slippers)
dialectOriginally a dialect term, now widely used to describe wearing shoes improperly with the heel folded under the foot, or wearing slippers casually.
Bié别
sǎ靸
zhe着
xié鞋
wǎng往
wài外
miàn面
pǎo跑
。
Don't run outside with your shoes trodden down at the heels.
Tā他
sǎ靸
zhe着
tuō拖
xié鞋
zǒu走
chū出
lái来
。
He came out wearing slippers with the backs trodden down.
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Zhè这
hái孩
zi子
zǒng总
ài爱
sǎ靸
la拉
zhe着
xié鞋
zǒu走
lù路
。
This child always likes to walk with his shoes trodden down at the heels.