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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

walking shoes N npl

walking shoes

saddle shoes N Am

saddle shoes

platform shoes N npl

platform shoes

I. shoe [Brit ʃuː, Am ʃu] N

1. shoe (footwear):

a pair of shoes
to take off/put on one's shoes attr box, brush, cleaner, cream
to take off/put on one's shoes factory, manufacturer, retailer, shop

2. shoe (for horse):

fer m

3. shoe PHOTO (for flash):

4. shoe MOTOR:

5. shoe ENGINEER:

II. shoe <pres part shoeing; pret, pp shod> [Brit ʃuː, Am ʃu] VB trans

shoe horse
shoe person

III. shoe [Brit ʃuː, Am ʃu]

to be in sb's shoes
to step into or fill sb's shoes

goody two shoes [ˌɡʊdɪˈtuːʃuːz] N inf, pej

goody two shoes

Jesus sandals Brit, Jesus shoes Am N npl

nu-pieds mpl

tennis shoe N

a pair of tennis shoes

brake shoe N

track shoe N

hot shoe N

in the PONS Dictionary

walking shoes N

walking shoes

track shoes N pl

track shoes

dancing shoes N pl

dancing shoes

gym shoes N

gym shoes

platform shoes N pl

platform shoes

I. shoe [ʃu:] N

1. shoe (foot covering):

soulier m Quebec
to do up one's shoes
to put on/take off shoes

2. shoe (horseshoe):

fer m

Phrases:

if I were in your shoes inf
to fill sb's shoes

II. shoe <shod [or Am shoed], shod [or Am shoed]> [ʃu:] VB trans

shoe horse:

court shoe N Brit

shoe size N

shoe polish N

shoe tree N

in the PONS Dictionary

platform shoes N pl

platform shoes

gym shoes N

gym shoes

walking shoes N

walking shoes

track shoes N pl

track shoes

I. shoe [ʃu] N

1. shoe (for foot):

soulier m Quebec
to tie one's shoes
to put on/take off shoes

2. shoe (horseshoe):

fer m

Phrases:

if I were in your shoes inf
to fill sb's shoes

II. shoe <shod, shod [or shodden]> [ʃu] VB trans

shoe horse:

shoe store N

brake shoe N

shoe polish N

shoe tree N

shoe size N

Present
Ishoe
youshoe
he/she/itshoes
weshoe
youshoe
theyshoe
Past
Ishod / American English a. shoed
youshod / American English a. shoed
he/she/itshod / American English a. shoed
weshod / American English a. shoed
youshod / American English a. shoed
theyshod / American English a. shoed
Present Perfect
Ihaveshod / American English a. shoed
youhaveshod / American English a. shoed
he/she/ithasshod / American English a. shoed
wehaveshod / American English a. shoed
youhaveshod / American English a. shoed
theyhaveshod / American English a. shoed
Past Perfect
Ihadshod / American English a. shoed
youhadshod / American English a. shoed
he/she/ithadshod / American English a. shoed
wehadshod / American English a. shoed
youhadshod / American English a. shoed
theyhadshod / American English a. shoed

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It's a demanding, all-day trek that requires good hiking shoes, plenty of bottled drinks and warm clothes at the peak.
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There are no goalies in pond hockey, the goals can range anywhere from being regular hockey nets to people's shoes.
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She has long red braided hair strands and wears platform shoes to compensate for her small stature.
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Dynamic braking reduced wear and tear on brake shoes, reducing maintenance costs.
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For the same reason, close-fitting shoes or slippers that exacerbated the lesions could not be worn, and they were replaced by clogs.
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