How do you use "leg" in a sentence?

I hurt my leg playing football. The table has a broken leg. The first leg of the journey was by train.

leg

Q: What does "leg" mean?

The limb used for walking; part of furniture or journey The word 'leg' primarily refers to the limb of a person or animal used for standing and walking. It also describes the supporting part of furniture (table leg, chair leg). In travel, a 'leg' is one section of a journey. 'Pulling someone's leg' means joking with them.

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意味: The limb used for walking; part of furniture or journey

腿；支脚；旅程的一段

pierna; pata; tramo

脚；家具の脚；旅程の一部

다리; 가구의 다리; 여정의 한 구간

The word 'leg' primarily refers to the limb of a person or animal used for standing and walking. It also describes the supporting part of furniture (table leg, chair leg). In travel, a 'leg' is one section of a journey. 'Pulling someone's leg' means joking with them.

「leg」主要指人或动物用于站立和行走的肢体。它也描述家具的支撑部分（桌腿、椅腿）。在旅行中，「leg」是旅程的一个部分。「pulling someone's leg」意为开某人的玩笑。

La palabra «leg» se refiere principalmente a la extremidad de una persona o animal usada para estar de pie y caminar. También describe la parte de soporte del mobiliario (pata de mesa, pata de silla). En viajes, una «leg» es una sección del trayecto. «Pulling someone's leg» significa bromear con alguien.

「leg」は主に立ったり歩いたりするための人や動物の肢を指します。家具の支える部分（テーブルの脚、椅子の脚）も表します。旅行では「leg」は旅程の一区間です。「pulling someone's leg」は誰かをからかうという意味です。

'leg'는 주로 사람이나 동물이 서거나 걸을 때 사용하는 사지를 가리킵니다. 가구의 지지 부분(테이블 다리, 의자 다리)을 나타내기도 합니다. 여행에서 'leg'는 여정의 한 구간을 의미합니다. 'pulling someone's leg'는 누군가를 놀리는 것을 뜻합니다.

例文

I hurt my leg playing football.
我踢足球时伤了腿。
Me lastimé la pierna jugando al fútbol.
サッカーをしていて脚を痛めました。
축구를 하다가 다리를 다쳤습니다.
The table has a broken leg.
桌子有一条腿坏了。
La mesa tiene una pata rota.
テーブルの脚が1本壊れています。
테이블 다리 하나가 부러져 있습니다.
The first leg of the journey was by train.
旅程的第一段是坐火车。
El primer tramo del viaje fue en tren.
旅の最初の区間は電車でした。
여정의 첫 번째 구간은 기차였습니다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Old Norse 'leggr', replacing the native Old English 'sceanca' (shank). One of many Norse words that entered English during the Viking period (8th-11th centuries), showing the deep influence of Scandinavian settlement in Britain.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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