足をすくってひっくり返すの英語

to knock something over with one's feet

to firmly hold one's ground

to scamper about

I slipped and fell.

walk by dragging one's feet

My foot tickles.

thrash about or strike out with the feet

to cause someone to trip

to walk lifting one's legs high

wrench one's ankle

to miss one's footing―lose one's footing―（失錯するの意味なら）―make a false step

to drag oneself along

to plant one's feet on the ground

to slacken one's pace―slacken one's steps

to stay―make a stay

My legs are unsteady.

to trip up one's adversary

of a living creature, to move its legs slightly

dig your foot into the floor

Can you stand on one foot?

My legs are cramped, and I can not walk.

shuffle one's feet

to scatter things by kicking them

to draw in one's legs

My legs are unsteady.

to trip one up

to strain one's leg while kicking

to break step―walk out step

I go wherever fancy leads me.

to touch bottom―touch ground