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脚踏两只船
jiǎo tà liǎng zhī chuán
What 脚踏两只船 means
- to have a foot in both camps
- to have a bet each way
- to be having an affair
The characters in 脚踏两只船
- 脚jiǎofoot; leg (of an animal or an object); base (of an object)
- 踏tàto tread; to stamp; to step on
- 两liǎngtwo; both; some
- 只zhǐonly; merely; just
- 船chuánboat; vessel; ship
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