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feet [fiːt] N
feet pl of foot
I. foot <pl feet> [fʊt] N [pl fiːt]
1. foot (limb):
- foot
- stopalo nt
- what size are your feet?
- koji broj obuće nosiš?
- to be back on one's feet
- ponovo stati na noge
- he can barely put one foot in front of the other
- jedva da može da hoda
- to leap to one's feet
- skočiti na noge
- to put one's feet up
- dići sve četiri uvis
- to set foot in sth
- kročiti nogom negde
- at sb's feet
- pred nogama
- at sb's feet
- u neposrednoj blizini
- on foot
- pešice
2. foot <
pl foot> <[or feet]> (length):
- foot
- stopa f 0, 3048 m
3. foot <
pl feet> (base):
- foot
- dno nt
- foot
- podnožje nt
- at the foot of the bed
- u podnožju kreveta
- at the foot of the page
- na dnu strane
4. foot <
pl feet> LIT:
- foot
- stopa f
Phrases:
- to have a foot in both camps
- sedeti na dve stolice
- to have one foot in the grave
- biti jednom nogom u grobu
- to have both feet on the ground
- stajati čvrsto na zemlji
- to have the world at one's feet
- imati ceo svet pred sobom
- to put one's best foot forward
- dati sve od sebe
- to get off on the right/wrong foot
- dobro/loše započeti obično se odnosi na poznanstvo
- to never put a foot wrong
- uvek sve raditi kako treba
- to drag one's feet
- odugovlačiti
- to drag one's feet
- kilaviti (u poslu) inf
- to land on one's feet
- dočekati se na noge
- to put one's foot down (insist)
- lupiti šakom o sto
- to put one's foot down Brit (accelerate)
- dodavati gas
- to put one's foot in it
- izlanuti se
- to rush sb off his/her feet
- imati posla preko glave
- to think on one's feet
- razmišljati u hodu
- to be under sb's feet
- stajati nekome na putu
- to be under sb's feet
- smetati
- my foot
- đavola
- my foot
- malo sutra
II. foot [fʊt] VB trans inf
foot bill:
- foot
- platiti račun umesto nekoga
flat 'feet N pl
- flat feet
- ravna stopala
'crow's feet N pl (wrinkles)
- crow's feet
- bore smejalice
- crow's feet
- na uglovima očiju
I. foot <pl feet> [fʊt] N [pl fiːt]
1. foot (limb):
- foot
- stopalo nt
- what size are your feet?
- koji broj obuće nosiš?
- to be back on one's feet
- ponovo stati na noge
- he can barely put one foot in front of the other
- jedva da može da hoda
- to leap to one's feet
- skočiti na noge
- to put one's feet up
- dići sve četiri uvis
- to set foot in sth
- kročiti nogom negde
- at sb's feet
- pred nogama
- at sb's feet
- u neposrednoj blizini
- on foot
- pešice
2. foot <
pl foot> <[or feet]> (length):
- foot
- stopa f 0, 3048 m
3. foot <
pl feet> (base):
- foot
- dno nt
- foot
- podnožje nt
- at the foot of the bed
- u podnožju kreveta
- at the foot of the page
- na dnu strane
4. foot <
pl feet> LIT:
- foot
- stopa f
Phrases:
- to have a foot in both camps
- sedeti na dve stolice
- to have one foot in the grave
- biti jednom nogom u grobu
- to have both feet on the ground
- stajati čvrsto na zemlji
- to have the world at one's feet
- imati ceo svet pred sobom
- to put one's best foot forward
- dati sve od sebe
- to get off on the right/wrong foot
- dobro/loše započeti obično se odnosi na poznanstvo
- to never put a foot wrong
- uvek sve raditi kako treba
- to drag one's feet
- odugovlačiti
- to drag one's feet
- kilaviti (u poslu) inf
- to land on one's feet
- dočekati se na noge
- to put one's foot down (insist)
- lupiti šakom o sto
- to put one's foot down Brit (accelerate)
- dodavati gas
- to put one's foot in it
- izlanuti se
- to rush sb off his/her feet
- imati posla preko glave
- to think on one's feet
- razmišljati u hodu
- to be under sb's feet
- stajati nekome na putu
- to be under sb's feet
- smetati
- my foot
- đavola
- my foot
- malo sutra
II. foot [fʊt] VB trans inf
foot bill:
- foot
- platiti račun umesto nekoga
club 'foot N MED
- club foot
- deformisano [or zgrčeno] stopalo nt
claw-foot bath [ˌklɔːfʊt'bɑːθ] N
- claw-foot bath
- kada sa nožicama
foot-and-'mouth dis·ease N
- foot-and-mouth disease
- slinavka i šap f
- patter of feet
- lupkanje m
- patter feet
- lupkati imperf
- to scuff one's feet
- vući noge
- the scurry of feet/footsteps
- bat stopala/koraka
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