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foot

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfʊt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/fʊt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(fŏŏt)

Inflections of 'foot' (n):

feet: npl (All usages other than the sediment sense)

foot: npl (For the measurement only)

foots: npl (For the sediment sense only)

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Definition
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English Collocations
English Usage

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
foot n	(anatomy: end of leg)	stopa ż
He kicks best with his right foot.
Najlepiej kopie prawą stopą.
foot, plural: foot, feet n	(measure: 0.3048 m) (miara długości)	stopa ż
The box was a little more than one foot wide.
To pudełko było nieco szersze niż jedna stopa.
foot n	(base) (zdrobnienie od noga)	nóżka ż
The foot of this cabinet needs repairing.
Trzeba zreperować nóżkę tej szafki.
foot n	(bottom)	dół m
podnóże n
She looked up from the foot of the stairs.
Spojrzała w górę z dołu schodów.
ⓘTo zdanie nie jest tłumaczeniem zdania angielskiego. Domy u podnóża gór są coraz droższe.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
foot n	(tread, step)	krok m
With each foot he took he was drawing nearer the edge.
foot n	(infantry)	piechota ż
He led a regiment of foot in the Civil War.
foot n	(chair, table leg: end)	końcówka ż
The table's front legs both ended in a scrolled foot.
foot n	(end opposite the head)	nogi ż, l.mn.
The blankets always ended up at the foot of the bed.
Koce zawsze lądowały w nogach łóżka.
foot n	(sediment, dregs)	osad m
foot it vtr	(walk)	iść piechotą ndk. + przys.
iść na piechotę zwrot ndk.
The car has broken down, so we'll have to foot it.
foot [sth]⇒ vtr	(walk on, tread)	wchodzić ndk.
wejść dk.
On opening night, several actors will foot the stage for the first time.
foot [sth] vtr	informal (pay: a bill)	płacić ndk.
zapłacić dk.
The father of the bride will foot the bill for the wedding.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
athlete's foot n	(fungal infection)	grzybica stóp ż + ż, l.mn.
I wear sandals in the shower at the gym so I won't pick up athlete's foot.
ball, ball of the foot n	(underside of foot)	przód stopy m + ż
He stood on the balls of his feet, ready to move.
bound hand and foot, tied hand and foot expr	(with hands and feet tied)	ze związanymi rękoma i nogami
The kidnappers left him bound hand and foot in the trunk of the car.
be bound hand and foot, be tied hand and foot v expr	(have hands and feet tied together)	mieć związane ręce i nogi zwrot ndk.
The criminal was bound hand and foot so he couldn't escape.
be bound hand and foot v expr	figurative (inescapably obligated)	przymuszony, zmuszony przym.
Every child is bound hand and foot by their parents' rules.
clubfoot, club foot, club-foot n	(congenital deformity of the foot)	zdeformowana stopa przym. + ż
Persons with a clubfoot appear to be walking on their ankles.
cubic foot n	(measure of volume: one foot cubed)	stopa sześcienna ż + przym.
A cubic foot container will hold about 7½ gallons of water.
foot doctor n	(podiatrist)	podiatra m
I went to the foot doctor to have my bunions removed.
foot pump n	(foot-operated pumping device)	pompka ż
We inflated the dinghy with a foot pump.
foot race, footrace n	(running competition)	wyścig m
The three-legged race was always my favorite foot race.
foot soldier n	(infantry soldier, ground soldier)	żołnierz piechoty m + ż
It's still the poor foot soldier who has to do all the dirty work in armed conflicts.
foot soldier n	(ordinary worker)	zwykły pracownik przym. + m
The real foot soldiers of this company are on the factory floor assembling the products.
foot the bill vi	(pay the costs)	pokrywać koszty ndk. + m, l.mn.
pokryć koszty dk. + m, l.mn.
The Insurance company refused my claim, so I had to foot the bill for repairs myself.
from head to foot expr	(all over your body)	od stóp do głów wyr.
It was raining so hard that I was soon drenched from head to foot.
lucky rabbit's foot n	(paw of a rabbit kept as a lucky charm)	królicza łapka przym. + ż
I always carry my lucky rabbit's foot when I sit an exam.
on foot adv	(walking)	piechotą ż
pieszo przys.
It sometimes takes longer to drive than to get to work on foot.
put your best foot forward v expr	figurative (do your best)	dołożyć wszelkich starań
I'm not really much good at it but I'll put my best foot forward.
put your best foot forward v expr	figurative (make good impression)	dołożyć wszelkich starań
Put your best foot forward at the job interview.
put your foot down v expr	informal (accelerate, drive faster)	stawiać się zwr. ndk.
postawić się zwr. dk.
If you put your foot down, we can get through the lights before they turn red.
put your foot down v expr	informal, figurative (insist on [sth])	stawiać się zwr. ndk.
postawić się zwr. dk.
I had to put my foot down and tell him I wouldn't lie for him again.
set foot v expr	(enter) (przenośny - o nodze)	postać dk.
Liam has never set foot in England. Peter is so rude. I'll never set foot in his house again!
Peter jest taki niegrzeczny - moja noga w jego domu więcej nie postanie!
underfoot, under foot adv	(on the ground, under your feet)	pod nogą przyim. + ż
Sharon liked the sound of snow crunching underfoot.
wrong-foot [sb]⇒ vtr	(make [sb] lose balance)	zmieść z nóg zwrot dk.
podcinać nogę zwrot ndk.
podciąć nogę zwrot dk.
The tennis player hit a shot across the court that wrong-footed his opponent.
wrong-foot [sb] vtr	figurative (make [sb] appear wrong)	dyskredytować ndk.
zdyskredytować dk.
The author wrong-footed critics when his book became a surprise bestseller.