foot
/fʊt/ nounTranslation
BODY PART [C] (plural feet) › one of the two flat parts on the ends of your legs that you stand on
ayak
bare feet He stepped on my foot. 555MEASUREMENT [C] (plural foot, feet) ( written abbreviation ft) › a unit for measuring length, equal to 0.3048 metres or 12 inches
12 inç veya 0.3048'e eşit bir ölçü birimi
Alex is about 6 feet tall. an eight foot high wall 2391401 the foot of sth › the bottom of something such as stairs, a hill, a bed, or a page
(merdiven, tepe, yatak,sayfa vb.) taban, alt, alt ucu
Put the notes at the foot of the page.1259 on foot › If you go somewhere on foot, you walk there.
yayan, yürüyerek, piyade
1608 be on your feet › to be standing and not sitting
dikilmek, ayakları üzerinde olmak, ayakta durmak
I'm exhausted, I've been on my feet all day.555 put your feet up › to relax, especially by sitting with your feet supported above the ground
ayaklarını havaya kaldırarak yatıp uzanmak
You put your feet up for half an hour before the kids get home.1060 set foot in/on sth › to go into a place or onto a piece of land
bir yere/araziye girmek
He told me never to set foot in his house again.1597 get/rise to your feet › to stand up after you have been sitting
ayakları üzerinde doğrulmak, dikilmek, kalkmak
The audience rose to their feet.555drag your feet › to deal with something slowly because you do not really want to do it
ayaklarını sürümek, direnmek, direnç göstermek
1064get cold feet › to suddenly become too frightened to do what you had planned to do, especially something important
(önemli bir şeyi yapmadan önce) eli ayağı buz kesmek,çok korkmak/çekinmek
I tried to ask her out, but I got cold feet.996get/start off on the wrong foot › to start a relationship or activity badly
yanlış bir başlangıç yapmak; kötü başlamak
He got off on the wrong foot with my parents by arriving late.1852not put a foot wrong UK › to not make any mistakes
yanlış adım atmamak, hata yapmamak
1899put your foot down › to tell someone in a strong way that they must do something or must stop doing something
dayatmak, diretmek, karşı çıkmak
1152put your foot in it UK ( US put your foot in your mouth) › to say something silly or embarrassing, without intending to
pot kırmak, çam devirmek
1902stand on your own two feet › to do things for yourself without wanting or needing anyone else to help you
iki ayağı üzerinde durabilmek, başkasının yardımı olmadan başarabilmek
That son of hers should learn to stand on his own two feet.2314(Definition of foot noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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