have a frequent foot
To visit a certain place often.
have a numb foot
To feel anxious or uneasy because one did something wrong.
not distinguish between day and night
To continue to do something without taking a rest.
A day and a night are not separate from each other
To continue to do something without taking a rest day and night.
a fellow[guy] who is as small as a chestnut
A person who is young or has a small frame.
sightsee rice
To have a meal after a long time.
be unable to sightsee rice
To be unable to have a meal at all.
as if eating rice
To do something very frequently.
earn rice
To work and get paid to make a living.
give rice
To wind up a spring to make a clock work.
One's appetite drops
For the words or behavior of someone to be unpleasant and disgusting.
have no appetite
To be unpleasant and upset with someone and have no inclination toward dealing with him/her.
put down one's spoon
(slang) To die.
scoop up[eat] a spoon
To make a decent living.
put down one's spoon
(slang) To die.
eat a spoon
To make a good living.
scoop up[eat] a spoon
To make a decent living.
count the grains of rice
To have a meal in a reluctant and slow manner just making a gesture of eating.
A grain of rice stands upside-down
To be angry or upset to such an extent that one gets indigestion.
The livelihood is cut off
(slang) To lose one's job.