sandal
(sændəl )
Word forms: sandals
countable noun B1+
Sandals are light shoes that you wear in warm weather, which have straps instead of a solid part over the top of your foot.
Cute ankle boots make a cool alternative to summer sandals.
Image of sandal
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Collocations:
strappy sandals wedge sandal
He charges 800 for a pair of strappy sandals.
Times, Sunday Times
Wear with a denim shirt and knee-high boots off-duty, and a silk shirt (another spring staple) and strappy sandals for work or evening.
Times, Sunday Times
Strappy sandals and hoop earrings finish off this fuss-free outfit.
The Sun
We stepped out into a sea of strappy sandals, big shades and pavement cafés.
Times, Sunday Times
Wear it with gold eye make-up and gold strappy sandals.
Times, Sunday Times
And if so, were they worn with jewelled wedged sandals?
Times, Sunday Times
And the tweed wedge sandals were inspired.
Times, Sunday Times
Don't ask me why but high heels or even wedge sandals look plain wrong on holiday when it's hot and you're not supposed to be trying too hard.
Times, Sunday Times
The store now produces seasonal homewares collections aimed at those who would not be seen in last year's wedge sandals.
Times, Sunday Times
Translations:
Chinese: 凉鞋
Japanese: サンダル
- breach of warranty
- breach the surface
- bread
- bread and butter
- bread-and-butter
- bread-and-butter
- bread-and-butter issues
- bread and circuses
- bread basket
- breadbasket
- bread bin
- breadboard
- bread board
- breadbox
- bread box
- breadcrumb
- bread dough
- breaded
- breadfruit
- breadline
- bread machine
- bread oven
- bread recipe
- breadth
- breadth of coverage