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foot

英[fut]

美[fʊt]

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过去式： footed　

过去分词： footed　

现在分词： footing　

名词复数： feet　

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1. 脚, 足;（人或动物的）脚，足

2. (袜子的)足部

3. 脚步, 步伐

4. 底部, 底座; 最下部; 基础

5. 有…脚（或足的）；有…只脚（的）；用…脚（或足的）

6. 英尺（=12 英寸或 30.48 厘米）

7. 音步（诗行中的节奏单位，每个音步中有一个重读音节）

8. ... 英尺高的人（或东西）；... 英尺长的东西

vt.

1. 走, 踏

vt. & vi.

1. 结算; 总计, 共计

展开词典例句

常用词组

at someone's feet
1. 作为…的门徒；在…支配下
You would like to sit at my feet and thus acquire my wisdom.
你欲拜我为师，从而得我之智。
be rushed (或 run off )one's feet
1. 非常忙碌
feet first
1. 脚朝前
get one's feet under the table
1. (主英)在新环境中立足
get one's feet wet
1. 开始参与
get (或 start) off on the right (或 wrong) foot
1. （尤指任务或关系）开局好（或糟）
have something at one's feet
1. 掌握，控制
A perfect couple with the world at their feet.
广受崇敬的完美一对。
have (或 keep) one's (或 both) feet on the ground
1. 注重实际，脚踏实地
have a foot in both camps
1. 同时兼顾；脚踩两只船
I can have a foot in both the creative and business camps.
我可同时涉足艺术与商业。
have (或 get) a foot in the door
1. 入门，初入行业（或组织）
have one foot in the grave
1. (非正式，常幽默)一脚已入土，行将就木
my foot!
1. (非正式)算了吧，去你的吧（表示强烈反驳）
�He's clever at his business,’ Matilda said. ‘Clever my foot!’.
“他做生意很精明，”马蒂尔达说。“精明个屁！”。
off one's feet
1. 倒下，站不住
She was blown off her feet by the shock wave from the explosion.
她被爆炸的冲击波击倒。
on foot of
1. (爱尔兰)因为；由于
The decision was taken on foot of advice from the Attorney General.
这项决定是因为司法部长的建议才得以采纳的。
on one's feet
1. 站着
She's in the shop on her feet all day.
她整天站在商店里。
on (或 by) foot
1. 步行
put one's best foot forward
1. 全力以赴
put one's feet up
1. (非正式)（尤指垫高脚）休息
put foot
1. (南非，非正式)赶快；立即开始
We'd better put foot—we've only got a couple of hours.
最好赶快出发——只有几个小时了。
put one's foot down informal 非正式
1. 坚持立场，不为所动
2. (英)踩油门，加快车速
put one's foot in it(或 put one's foot in one's mouth)
1. (非正式)讲话（或做事）不得体（或令人尴尬）；说错话，做错事
put a foot wrong
1. 出错，做错
He hardly put a foot wrong in the first round.
他在第一回合中很少出错。
set foot on
1. 进入
He hasn't set foot in the place since the war.
自开战以来他再也没到过这地方。
set something on foot
1. (古)启动，开始实施
A plan had lately been set on foot for their relief.
最近开始实施救助他们的计划。
sweep someone off their feet
1. 使陶醉，迷倒
think on one's feet
1. 反应敏捷，反应快
to one's feet
1. 起立，站起
He leaped to his feet.
他跳起来。
under one's feet
1. 阻碍某人
When you're at home you just get under my feet.
你在家时总是碍事。
under foot
1. 在地面上
It is very wet under foot in places.
有些地方地面很湿。

习惯用语

at (someone's) feet
1. 被吸引或被迷住
best foot forward
1. 开始的好印象
He always has his best foot forward when speaking to his constituents. Put your best foot forward during an employment interview.
当提起他的选区选民，他总是说出最好的一面以给人留下好印象。在用人单位面试时要尽量给人留下好印象
feet of clay
1. 表现出的缺点或错误
�They discovered to their vast discomfiture that their idol had feet of clay, after placing him upon a pedestal”( -- James Joyce)
“在他们把此人当作一个了不起的人物以后，令他们大为懊恼的是他们发现这位偶像有缺点还犯了错误”( -- 詹姆斯·乔伊丝)
foot in the door【俚语】
1. 开端，渗入：出发点或进入的机会
2. 朝目标迈进的第一步
have one foot in the grave【非正式用语】
1. 行将就木：由于疾病或严重创伤濒临死亡
on (one's) feet
1. 站立着
The crowd was on its feet for the last ten seconds.
人群都站立着渡过了最后的十秒钟
2. 康复：疾病或渐愈之后完全康复
The patient is on her feet again.
病人复原了
3. 非常稳定，正常的运转状态
Put the business back on its feet after years of mismanagement.
这几年管理失误，现在该让业务正常运转起来了
4. 即席的；无准备的
�Politicians provide easy targets for grammatical nitpickers because they have to think on their feet”( -- Springfield MA Morning Union)
“政客们很容易被挑剔语法的人树为靶子，因为他们必须即席思考”( -- 斯普林菲尔德MA早晨联合报)
on the right foot
1. 顺利：以非常幸运方式
The project started off on the right foot but soon ran into difficulties.
这个项目开始时非常顺利但很快遇到了麻烦
on the wrong foot
1. 不顺利：以不幸运的方式
The project started off on the wrong foot.
这项工程一开始就不顺利

展开词组习语

同义词

名词 n.

最下部;底部

lowestbasefoundationpart

脚;足

ofbodykickersolepart

不及物动词 vi.

步行;走

walkhikemarchhoofit

暂无词性

其他释义

seatwalkhikebasefoundationsolehoofkickermarch

反义词

名词 n.

步兵;底部

headhorse

暂无词性

其他释义

summitpeakhorseheadhand

体育

1. 船行驶

医药

暂无词性
1. (［复］feet)①足，脚：灵长类下肢的远侧部，个体赖以站立与行走，人类足包括跗、跖和趾及其周围组织。另见pes和talipes；②，英尺：长度单位，等于1／3码，或12，相当于30.48厘米
名词 n.
1. 足
2. 又称 :足(Pes（拉）)

消防

1. 【消】梯子的底座

贸易

1. n.英尺

派生词

footedfootless

语源

Old English fōt, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch voet and German Fuss, from an Indo-European root shared by Sanskrit pad, pāda, Greek pous, pod-, and Latin pes, ped- 'foot'

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