Shoes meaning in English
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Definition
a shoe: a covering for the foot made of strong material
Examples
- "Ursula : Of course, but before we go any further, I must warn you that your shoes are open."
- "They go back to the UK laden with jeans, designer shoes, CDs and Epods."
- "Pack light, wear layers, and sturdy shoes."
- "I see that you have removed your shoes – very nice socks, dude."
- "Brian, that really... Hey, what's that on your shoe?"
- "I also love blue shoes too!"
- "He isn't very fond of socialists, especially those who spit on his shoes."
- "Philip : There's no way I'm going to ruin my shoes cleaning up this mess."
- "Philip : There's no way I'm going to ruin my $500 shoes cleaning up this mess."
- "Bruno : My shoes are open?"
- "A big-shot like you, with your overpriced shoes, I bet you don't have any money."
- "Perfectly-polished black shoes, the more expensive the better."
- "A shoe with a stiletto heel was found in Brian Jones's car."
- "It's got nothing to do with shoes, has it?"
- "I left my shoes with your wife, Susan Bliss."
- "I see that you have removed your shoes – very nice socks dude."
- "When there's a shine on your shoes, there's a melody in your heart..."
- "They go back to the UK with suitcases full of jeans, designer shoes, CDs and Epods."
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