foot1
/fʊt/ (pl feet)Translation
n [c]
Véase tb: foot and mouth (disease)› (de una persona)
⇨ pie
› (de un animal)
⇨ pezuña
› (unidad de medida)
⇨ pie
She is six foot tall Mide seis pies
■ La forma abreviada es ft on foot
⇨ a pie
We explored the island on foot Exploramos la isla a pie
⇨ andando
I go to school on foot Voy al colegio andando
to be on one's feet
⇨ estar de pie
to put one's feet up
⇨ descansar
to put one's foot down
⇨ ponerse firme
to put one's foot in it
⇨ meter la pata col.
to set foot {in/on} sth
⇨ pisar
⇨ entrar
I'm never going to set foot in that restaurant again! ¡Jamás volveré a entrar en ese restaurante!
(Definition of foot n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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