Foot meaning in English
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Definition
a foot: the part of the body at the bottom of the leg on which a person stands (we have two of them and each one has five toes); a unit of measurement
Note the plural: feet
12 feet: approximately 4 meters
(We'll go to school) on foot: (We'll) walk (to school)
Pronunciation examples
UK: Why don't you wear a shoe on your left foot?
US: Because my left foot is beautiful. What do your feet look like?
Examples
- "My feet are so sore."
- "They have feet."
- "Kevin : I have flat feet."
- "Too hard standin' on my own two feet"
- "Sergio : Yes Donna, how many inches in a foot?"
- "My pilot Rachid's just informed me that we're flying 2000 feet above beautiful San Francisco, and well, it's not looking very good down there..."
- "I'm getting odours of long-weekends in Prague, raspberries crushed under the foot of a unicorn, and a distinct fragrance of lingerie."
- "Luigi's Super Power Pizza has a diameter of 10 feet, and can feed up to 100 people."
- "I am going to start with your feet."
- "Even her feet are gorgeous."
- "A fellow student said "Zack was careful not to throw the candy directly at people, but a caramel square did land quite near my foot"."
- "And there are three feet to a yard."
- "The ceiling height is 14 feet, and the apartment comes fully furnished."
- "They say there's a 12-foot swell out there."
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