barefoot in the PONS Dictionary

barefoot Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

walk barefoot in small steps on the sand
ситня бос по пясъка
the children go barefoot in the summer
през лятото децата ходят боси

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He went barefoot, and spent his time in prayer.
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During this time, skateboarding was seen as something to do for fun besides surfing, and was therefore often called sidewalk surfing and performed barefoot.
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Patients can use it while barefoot or in water.
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Everyone dances, even the barefoot men bearing the image and the boys bearing standard or farol.
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The person was often restrained barefoot, which added to the humiliation.
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The youths had to go barefoot, and were dressed only in a tunic both in summer and in winter.
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He used to walk around the house naked, and is often barefoot.
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The route was originally called the barefoot route and the carriers were called beach walkists or beach walkers.
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Those involved in water sports such as swimming and water polo almost always participate barefoot due to the difficulty of swimming with footwear.
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Finger snapping, stomping and dancing, often barefoot, are featured in many of his performances.
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