足下より前を見た方がバランスを取りやすいよの英語

to appear better when examined closely rather than at a distance

the degree to which someone or something is superior to the norm

It would be clumsy to make a frontal attack; it would be better to use the backstair influence.

having well-proportioned limbs

I prefer the latter picture to the former.

It is safer to rise step by step than rise at a bound.

The former is better than the latter.

the state of the front part of an object being lower than the back

I prefer the former picture to the latter.

the condition of seeming to be better than before

of one's mind, to be superior

I have more, finer wrinkles than she does.

a condition superior to an earlier condition

You had better retire while you can do so with a good grace.

She will be better than ever.

in walking position with right foreleg raised

the condition of being higher than usual

a condition in which the lower jaw protrudes out slightly from the upper jaw, called over bite

to lose one's footing

Direct negotiations will settle the matter more quickly.

Having a clean fight is more important than beating your opponent.

to bend one's upper body back while sitting in a chair with one's legs outstretched in front

Total destruction is better than partial destruction.

a thing that has a tapered shape

of an object, the state of being largest at its tip

the ability of onlookers to judge things more accurately than the players

something on which a foot can be firmly placed to help one to go up and down

Cold is easier to stand than heat.

The mountain-pass is much nearer.

the state of having an upper part that is too big