跑腿 (pǎo tuǐ) — To run errands
Means 'to run errands.' Refers to doing small tasks or chores, often for someone else. Used humorously when people feel like they are doing menial work.
Example Usage
我今天又要帮朋友跑腿，真是忙死了。
I have to run errands for my friend again today; it’s exhausting.
Cultural Context
Describes the feeling of being burdened by responsibilities that are not one’s own.
Category: daily-life