feet

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfeetfeet /fiːt/ noun the plural of foot → get/have cold feet, → feet of clay, → have itchy feet(3)Examples from the Corpusfeet• One option included enacting a temporary moratorium that would prohibit installing any wireless facility within 250 feet of a residential zone.• It dates from mid-twelfth century and is nearly 50 feet high, built in six stages.• Use the legs and feet to initiate movement.• She stood beside McAiister; her feet splayed as though barring the door.• Struggling to his feet, he realised he was waving his sword.• His feet are wide apart, legs straight, and his head is looking down the pitch over the left shoulder.• I left the overstuffed backpack on the floor, wedged between my feet.• The lamp shattered at their feet.

单词	feet
释义	feet From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfeetfeet /fiːt/ noun the plural of foot → get/have cold feet, → feet of clay, → have itchy feet(3)Examples from the Corpusfeet• One option included enacting a temporary moratorium that would prohibit installing any wireless facility within 250 feet of a residential zone.• It dates from mid-twelfth century and is nearly 50 feet high, built in six stages.• Use the legs and feet to initiate movement.• She stood beside McAiister; her feet splayed as though barring the door.• Struggling to his feet, he realised he was waving his sword.• His feet are wide apart, legs straight, and his head is looking down the pitch over the left shoulder.• I left the overstuffed backpack on the floor, wedged between my feet.• The lamp shattered at their feet.
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