Meaning
To have very tired legs after a lot of walking or standing.
Cultural Background
Walking is the primary way to get around cities, making this a very common complaint. The feeling of stiff legs is universal, but the metaphors used vary by language.
Use it naturally
Don't overthink the grammar; just use it when you're tired!
Meaning
To have very tired legs after a lot of walking or standing.
Use it naturally
Don't overthink the grammar; just use it when you're tired!
Test Yourself
Which word completes the idiom?
{足|あし}が＿＿になる。
The idiom is '{足|あし}が{棒|ぼう}になる', meaning legs become stiff like sticks.
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Practice Bank
1 exercises{足|あし}が＿＿になる。
The idiom is '{足|あし}が{棒|ぼう}になる', meaning legs become stiff like sticks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is specifically for legs.
Related Phrases
{足|あし}が{棒|ぼう}
synonymStiff legs
