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以下对右丁步的概述错误的是()。 A.并步站立,两腿屈膝半蹲,右脚全脚着地 B.右脚

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以下对右丁步的概述错误的是()。

A.并步站立,两腿屈膝半蹲,右脚全脚着地

B.右脚脚跟掀起,脚尖里扣并虚点地面

C.右脚脚面绷直,贴于左脚脚弓处,重心落于左腿上。两手叉腰,眼向前平视

D.左脚尖点地为左丁步,右脚尖点地为右丁步

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