木屐 (mù jī) — wooden clogs; (Japanese) geta-style clogs

Definition

Wooden clogs traditionally worn in East Asia — flat wooden base with raised teeth, making a clacking sound. In modern Chinese the word is mostly used in a Japanese context (geta-style footwear).

noun

wooden clogs(Japanese) geta-style clogs

Measure word · 双

Examples

木屐，。
Tā mǎi le yì shuāng mù jī, dǎ suàn qù jīng dū lǚ yóu de shí hou chuān.
He bought a pair of wooden clogs and plans to wear them when traveling to Kyoto.
木屐“”。
Zhè zhǒng mù jī zǒu qǐ lù lái huì fā chū "gē dā gē dā" de shēng yīn.
This type of wooden clogs makes a "clack clack" sound when you walk.
，木屐。
Zài rì běn, hěn duō rén hái huì zài jié rì shí chuān mù jī.
In Japan, many people still wear wooden clogs during festivals.