foot
BrE /fʊt/ AmE /fʊt/
noun en → es
the part of the body on which a person or animal stands and walks
pie, planta del pie
- on one's feet
Collocations foot pain · stand on foot
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He has a blister on his foot.
Tiene un ampollón en el pie.
a unit of length equal to twelve inches or one-third of a yard, used especially in the US and UK for measuring height
pie (medida)
- be tall/short by foot
Collocations foot measurement · foot length
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She is six feet tall.
Ella mide seis pies de altura.
a sport in which players kick a ball around a field or court, trying to score goals by getting the ball into the other team's goal
fútbol, soccer
- play foot
Collocations foot match · foot player
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He plays football for his local team.
Juega fútbol para su equipo local.
in baseball, one of the three positions on a base that a player must touch to score points
base (en béisbol)
- on foot
Collocations foot home run · foot base
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He hit a home run and touched all the bases.
Hizo un jonrón y tocó todas las bases.
the mark or impression made by a foot, especially when it is wet or muddy
huella de pie
- leave footprints
Collocations footprint on the ground · wet footprint
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The children left muddy footprints all over the floor.
Los niños dejaron huellas de barro por toda el piso.
a ball used in football, made of leather or rubber and inflated with air
pelota (de fútbol)
- kick foot
Collocations foot ball · football match
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He kicked the football into the goal.
Pateó la pelota al arco.
the sound made by a person walking or running, especially when it is quiet and you can hear the steps clearly
pasos
- hear foot
Collocations footsteps on the stairs · quiet footsteps
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I heard his footsteps coming up the stairs.
Oí sus pasos subiendo las escaleras.
a piece of furniture that you put your feet on when sitting, often used with a chair or sofa
soporte para pies
- have foot
Collocations footrest for the chair · comfortable footrest
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She sat down and put her feet up on a footrest.
Se sentó y puso los pies sobre un soporte para pies.