foots

foots

形容词

1. [只作名词前用] 以某种方式或形式结束或装饰的： - a three-foots tall statue 一尊三英尺高的雕像

名词

1. [复数] 脚（foot的复数）： - She has small feet. 她的脚很小。 - I bought a pair of new shoes for my feet. 我买了一双新鞋给我的脚。 2. [复数] 脚部：底部或末端的部分： - The chair has four feet. 这把椅子有四条腿。 - The table wobbled on its three feet. 这个桌子靠它的三条腿摇晃着。 3. [复数] 步伐、行动或旅程： - He took a few awkward feet backwards. 他向后退了几步，笨拙地。 4. [复数] 脚的长度单位： - The room is about twenty feet long. 这个房间大约有二十英尺长。 5. [复数] 底部或末端： - The feet of the ladder sank into the ground. 梯子的脚陷入了地面。 6. [复数] 基础、底部或底座： - The feet of the table were carved with intricate designs. 这张桌子的脚上雕刻着复杂的图案。

词语辨析

1. foots, feet - "foots"是"foot"的现在分词形式，常用于表示行动或旅程的意思。而"feet"是"foot"的复数形式，表示身体部位、长度单位或底部。

词汇扩充

1. footsie - 名词，秘密地用脚与他人玩耍或撩拨的行为。 - She played footsie with him under the table. 她在桌子底下与他玩脚抚摸。 2. footpath - 名词，通常用于行人的小路或小径。 - We walked along the footpath by the river. 我们沿着河边的小径走着。

近义词

- footstep, stride, pace, gait

反义词

- head, top

柯林斯词典

- foots (noun) - the plural of foot - foot (noun) - Your feet are the parts of your body that are at the ends of your legs, and that you stand on. - The foot of something is the lowest part of it. - The feet of a person or animal are the lowest part of their legs, below their ankles. - The foot of a table, bed, or chair is the part that touches the floor. - foot (verb) - If you foot the bill for something, you pay for it. - If you foot the cost of something, you pay the cost of it. - If something foots to a particular amount of money, that is the amount it costs. - If something foots up to a particular amount of money, that is the amount it comes to.

牛津词典

- foot (noun) - The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks. - The base or bottom of something vertical. - The end of a bed or chair that supports the feet. - The lowest or last part of a structure or object. - foot (verb) - Pay the bill for something, especially when the amount is considered large or unreasonable. - Be responsible for paying the cost of something. - Add up (a column of figures). - Amount to in number or quantity.

用法

- I have been on my feet all day. (我整天都在站着) - The horse is 16 hands high at the shoulder and 17 hands high at the foot. (这匹马肩高16个手，足高17个手) - He injured his foot playing soccer. (他在踢足球时受伤了) - The chair has four feet. (这把椅子有四条腿) - She footed the bill for dinner. (她支付了晚餐的费用)

例句

1. He was tapping his foot impatiently. (他不耐烦地踢脚)
2. She danced on the tips of her toes, her feet barely touching the ground. (她站在脚尖上跳舞，脚几乎没有碰到地面)
3. I can't stand for long periods of time because my feet start to hurt. (我不能长时间站立，因为脚会开始疼痛)
4. We walked barefoot on the sandy beach, feeling the coolness of the sand beneath our feet. (我们赤脚走在沙滩上，感受着脚底下沙子的凉意)
5. He took a step forward and stumbled, almost losing his footing. (他向前迈了一步，摔了一跤，差点失去了立足之地)
6. The athlete broke the world record by a few feet. (这位运动员打破了世界纪录，超出了几英尺)
7. The horse's hooves thundered on the ground as it galloped past. (马蹄咚咚地响着，它飞奔而过)
8. We measured the length of the room and it was about twenty feet. (我们测量了房间的长度，大约是二十英尺)
9. The table was supported by four sturdy feet. (桌子由四根坚固的腿支撑着)
10. The feet of the ladder sank into the soft ground. (梯子的脚陷入了松软的土地)
11. The statue was carved from a single block of marble, right down to its feet. (这尊雕像是从一块大理石雕刻而成的，一直雕刻到脚部)
12. She foots the bill for all our meals when we go out. (我们外出时，她支付所有的餐费)
13. He decided to foot the cost of the repairs himself. (他决定自己承担修理费用)
14. The total amount foots up to $500. (总额加起来是500美元)
15. After footing up the expenses, we realized we had gone over budget. (将费用加起来后，我们意识到超出了预算)
16. He footed it all the way to the station. (他一路步行到车站)
17. She footed the ball towards the goal. (她将球踢向球门)
18. He has a unique walking gait, swinging his hips and lifting his feet high. (他走路的步态独特，摆动着臀部，抬起脚很高)
19. The footpath winds through the forest, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. (小径蜿蜒穿过森林，提供周围风景壮丽的景观)
20. We followed the footprints in the snow to find our way back. (我们沿着雪地上的脚印找回了路)
21. He took a misstep and stumbled, almost losing his footing. (他踩错一步，摔了一跤，差点失去了立足之地)