绑 ⇒
绑架 bǎngjià, [綁架], to kidnap/to abduct/to hijack/a kidnapping/abduction/staking
绑 bǎng, [綁], to tie/bind or fasten together/to kidnap
绑匪 bǎngfěi, [綁匪], kidnapper
捆绑 kǔnbǎng, [捆綁], to bind
松绑 sōngbǎng, [鬆綁], to untie/(fig.) to ease restrictions
绑带 bǎngdài, [綁帶], bandage/puttee
绑票 bǎngpiào, [綁票], to kidnap (for ransom)
绑腿 bǎngtuǐ, [綁腿], leg wrappings/puttee/gaiters/leggings
腿 ⇒
腿 tuǐ, [骽], leg/CL:條|条[tiáo], hip bone/old variant of 腿[tuǐ]
大腿 dàtuǐ, thigh
火腿 huǒtuǐ, ham/CL:個|个[gè]
后腿 跑腿 pǎotuǐ, to run errands
踢腿 小腿 xiǎotuǐ, lower leg (from knee to ankle)/shank
左腿 拖后腿 tuōhòutuǐ, [拖後腿], to impede/to obstruct/to hold back
右腿 瘸腿 quétuǐ, crippled/lame/a cripple/a lame person
腿脚 tuǐjiǎo, [腿腳], legs and feet/ability to walk/strides
裤腿 kùtuǐ, [褲腿], trouser leg
护腿 狗腿子 gǒutuǐzi, dog's leg/fig. one who follows a villain/henchman/hired thug
熏火腿 飞毛腿 伸腿 拔腿 bátuǐ, to break into a run
撒腿 sātuǐ, to take to one's heels/to scram
蹬腿 二郎腿 èrlángtuǐ, one leg over the other (legs crossed)
罗圈腿 luóquāntuǐ, [羅圈腿], bow-legged/bandy-legged
盘腿 pántuǐ, [盤腿], to sit cross-legged/to sit in the lotus position
腿带 腿法 绑腿 bǎngtuǐ, [綁腿], leg wrappings/puttee/gaiters/leggings
腿肚子 tuǐdùzi, calf (back of the leg below the knee)
火腿肉 压腿 拉后腿 泥腿子 nítuǐzi, peasant/yokel
扯后腿 chěhòutuǐ, [扯後腿], to be a drag or hindrance on sb