Definition of geta in US English:

geta

noun ˈɡetəˈɡeˌtä

A Japanese wooden shoe with a thong to pass between the first (big) toe and the second toe.
Example sentencesExamples
- With each step as I crept downstairs, my pair of geta hit the wood like horse hooves on stone.
- The Master, in formal attire and wearing geta, climbed so rapidly that all the disciples fell behind, far to the rear.
- The small chamber was so quiet that the sound of her geta echoed as she quickly made her way towards the tree.
- We even used to wander around Tokyo, go for a look at Tokyo Tower, wearing geta and dogi.
- Her geta kept her bare feet protected from the snow, while Izumi's curled body gave her hands some measure of warmth.

Definition of geta in US English:

geta

nounˈɡeˌtä

A Japanese wooden shoe with a thong to pass between the first (big) toe and the second toe.
Example sentencesExamples
- The small chamber was so quiet that the sound of her geta echoed as she quickly made her way towards the tree.
- The Master, in formal attire and wearing geta, climbed so rapidly that all the disciples fell behind, far to the rear.
- We even used to wander around Tokyo, go for a look at Tokyo Tower, wearing geta and dogi.
- Her geta kept her bare feet protected from the snow, while Izumi's curled body gave her hands some measure of warmth.
- With each step as I crept downstairs, my pair of geta hit the wood like horse hooves on stone.

单词	geta
释义	Definition of geta in US English: geta noun ˈɡetəˈɡeˌtä A Japanese wooden shoe with a thong to pass between the first (big) toe and the second toe. Example sentencesExamples With each step as I crept downstairs, my pair of geta hit the wood like horse hooves on stone. The Master, in formal attire and wearing geta, climbed so rapidly that all the disciples fell behind, far to the rear. The small chamber was so quiet that the sound of her geta echoed as she quickly made her way towards the tree. We even used to wander around Tokyo, go for a look at Tokyo Tower, wearing geta and dogi. Her geta kept her bare feet protected from the snow, while Izumi's curled body gave her hands some measure of warmth. Definition of geta in US English: geta nounˈɡeˌtä A Japanese wooden shoe with a thong to pass between the first (big) toe and the second toe. Example sentencesExamples The small chamber was so quiet that the sound of her geta echoed as she quickly made her way towards the tree. The Master, in formal attire and wearing geta, climbed so rapidly that all the disciples fell behind, far to the rear. We even used to wander around Tokyo, go for a look at Tokyo Tower, wearing geta and dogi. Her geta kept her bare feet protected from the snow, while Izumi's curled body gave her hands some measure of warmth. With each step as I crept downstairs, my pair of geta hit the wood like horse hooves on stone.
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