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foot

/fʊt/

Traducciones

footnoun

feet

/fʊt/

pied

The cat licked its injured foot carefully.

Le chat léchait soigneusement son pied blessé.

piedUnité de longueur.

The room measures 15 feet in length.

La pièce mesure 15 pieds de longueur.

piedPartie inférieure ou base d’un objet.

The foot of the mountain was covered in dense forest.

Le pied de la montagne était couvert d’une forêt dense.

infanterie

The foot held the line while the cavalry regrouped.

L’infanterie a tenu la ligne pendant que la cavalerie se regroupait.

Traducciones adicionales

piedVersification.

pied-de-bicheCouture.

Sinónimos

footverb

footed

Past Simple

footed

Past Participle

footing

Gerund

/fʊt/

payer

I'll foot the bill for dinner tonight.

Je paierai l’addition pour le dîner ce soir.

totaliserComptabilité.

Please foot the columns to ensure the totals are correct.

Veuillez totaliser les colonnes pour vous assurer que les totaux sont corrects.

Traducciones adicionales

marcherÀ pied.

Sinónimos

pick up the tab

pick up the bill

add up

footadjective

/fʊt/

Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to the foot or to activities done on foot.

à pied

A foot pump is handy for inflating bicycle tires.

Une pompe à pied est pratique pour gonfler les pneus de vélo.

d’infanterieMilitaire.

The foot regiments marched at dawn.

Les régiments d’infanterie ont marché à l’aube.

Sinónimos

Definiciones

footnoun

The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle in humans, or the corresponding part in animals, on which a person or animal stands or walks.

The cat licked its injured foot carefully.

A unit of linear measure equal to 12 inches (30.48 cm).

The room measures 15 feet in length.

The base or bottom part of something.

The foot of the mountain was covered in dense forest.

A group of syllables constituting a metrical unit of a verse in poetry.

The poem is written in iambic pentameter, with each line containing five feet.

A part of a sewing machine that holds the fabric in place while sewing.

She adjusted the presser foot before starting to sew the fabric.

Infantry soldiers collectively; troops who fight on foot.

The foot held the line while the cavalry regrouped.

footverb

To pay for something, especially a bill or expense.

I'll foot the bill for dinner tonight.

To walk or travel on foot.

We decided to foot it to the nearby village instead of taking the bus.

To add a total or sum up, especially in accounting.

Please foot the columns to ensure the totals are correct.

footadjective

Relating to or operated by the foot or feet; done on foot.

A foot pump is handy for inflating bicycle tires.

Belonging to or characteristic of infantry soldiers.

The foot regiments marched at dawn.