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练拳脚
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Collocation
1
练练拳脚
2
练起了拳脚
3
练一练拳脚
Definition
练拳脚
Literally means:
practice one's Kung Fu
Actually means:
fight someone
It means practicing one's boxing skills (Kung Fu with no other weapons but the fist and the feet). It figuratively means beating or fighting someone. It may also mean practicing one's competence in other fields.
练习拳术（不用器械而只用拳头和脚的武术）。喻打人或打斗。也指在其他方面锻炼自己或试试本事。
Example
Often used as predicate. It can have other words in between. (作谓语，中间可插入别的词语)
1
Qiántiān
前天
shàngwǔ
上午
,
yīxiē
一些
rèài
热爱
wǔshù
武术
de
的
xiǎohái
小孩
dǐng
顶
zhāo
着
hánfēng
寒风
zài
在
jiētóu
街头
liàn
练
quánjiǎo
拳脚
,
xīyǐn
吸引
le
了
bùshǎo
不少
lùrén
路人
guānkàn
观看
。
The morning before yesterday, some children who love martial arts in the cold wind in the street to practice fists and feet, attracted a lot of passers-by to watch.
2
Zài
在
zhège
这个
guójiā
国家
de
的
qiúlèi
球类
bǐsài
比赛
chǎngshàng
场上
,
jīngcháng
经常
yǒurén
有人
dáqúnjià
打群架
。
Dǎqiú
打球
zhī
之
yú
余
liànliàn
练练
quánjiǎo
拳脚
shì
是
chángjiàn
常见
de
的
shì
事
。
In this country's ball games, there are often group fights. It is common to practice your fists and feet after playing ball.
3
Zhège
这个
guójiā
国家
de
的
gāozhōng
高中
yào
要
dòu
读
sì
四
nián
年
,
bùguò
不过
gāoèr
高二
de
的
xuésheng
学生
kěyǐ
可以
bàomíng
报名
cānjiā
参加
gāokǎo
高考
。
Zhèyàng
这样
zuò
做
shì
是
wèile
为了
ràng
让
háizi
孩子
shì
试试
shìshēn
身手
shǒu
、
liàn
练练
liànquán
拳脚
jiǎo
。
High schools in this country are four years old, but so high school students can sign up for the college entrance exam. This is done to allow children to "try their hand and practice their fists".