Foot
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English
Noun
foot (plural feet)
- Anatomy. The part of a human's body below the ankle.
- Zoology.) The equivalent part of an animal's body.
- The bottom of anything.
- the foot of the stairs'
- the foot of the page
- A short projection on the bottom of a piece of equipment to support it.
- Unit of measure. Equal to twelve inches and one third of a yard, equal to exactly 30.48 centimetres.
- The basic measure of rhythm in a poem.
Translations
part of human's body
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part of animal's body
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bottom of anything
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projection on equipment
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unit of measure
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measure of rhythm
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- Breton: treid / troadoù pl (2), troatad m -où (4)
- Danish: fod (2, 4), versefod (5)
- Polish: stopa f (4), nóżka f (2)
- Swedish: fot c (2, 4)
- Tok Pisin: lek
- Tupinambá: py
Transitive verb
to foot
- To kick (usually a ball).
- To pay (a bill).
Translations
kick
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pay
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The translations below might be out of synch with the definitions above. Would native speakers please insert them into the correct tables above.
- Breton: paeañ
- Danish: betale
- German: bezahlen
- Guarani: epyme'ẽ (h-)
- Interlingua: pagar
- Polish: bulić
- Tok Pisin: gipim pe long
- Tupinambá: epyme'eng (s-)
French
Noun
foot m
- (colloquial) football (soccer)