sole

UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/

Übersetzungen

solesubstantiv
soles
Pl.
UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/
The fisherman caught a large sole.
Рыбак поймал большую камбалу.
The sole of the shoe was worn out.
Подошва обуви была изношена.
He felt a sharp pain in the sole of his foot.
Он почувствовал резкую боль в ступне.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
soleverb
soled
Präteritum
soled
Partizip Perfekt
soling
Gerundium
UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/
Used chiefly in cobbling: to attach or replace the sole of footwear.
Synonyme
attach a sole
fit with a sole
replace the sole
shoe (verb)
affix a sole
soleadjektiv
UK
/səʊl/
US
/soʊl/
She has the sole right to make decisions for the company.
У нее есть исключительное право принимать решения для компании.
He was the sole survivor of the accident.
Он был единственным выжившим в аварии.

Definitionen

solesubstantiv
The undersurface of a person's foot.
She felt a sharp pebble under the sole of her foot as she walked barefoot on the beach.
The undersurface of a shoe or boot.
The cobbler repaired the worn-out sole of my favorite boots.
A type of flatfish, especially one of the family Soleidae, commonly found in European waters.
The chef prepared a delicious dish using fresh sole caught that morning.
A type of flatfish, especially one of the family Pleuronectidae, found in American waters.
The fisherman was excited to catch a large sole during his trip to the coast.
The lower surface of a tool or implement, such as the base of a woodworking plane or the heated plate of an iron.
The carpenter checked that the plane's sole was perfectly level before planing the board.
soleverb
To attach or replace the sole of (a shoe or boot).
The cobbler soled my worn boots with durable leather.
soleadjektiv
Being the only one; single.
She was the sole survivor of the accident.
Belonging or restricted to one person or group.
He has the sole responsibility for the project.
Unmarried; having no spouse.
Historically, a feme sole could own property independently.