英语释义

1. the terminal part of the vertebrate (see vertebrate entry 1) leg upon which an individual stands

2. an invertebrate organ of locomotion or attachment especially a ventral (see ventral entry 1 sense 1b) muscular surface or process of a mollusk

3. any of various units of length based on the length of the human foot especially a unit equal to 1/? yard and comprising 12 inches —plural foot used between a number and a noun
a 10-foot pole —plural feet or foot used between a number and an adjective
6 feet tall — see Weights and Measures Table

4. the basic unit of verse meter consisting of any of various fixed combinations or groups of stressed and unstressed or long and short syllables
Each line of the poem contains five feet.

5. motion or power of walking or running step
fleet of foot

6. speed, swiftness
showed early foot

7. something resembling a foot in position or use: such as

8. the lower end of the leg of a chair or table

9. the basal portion of the sporophyte in mosses

10. a specialized outgrowth by which the embryonic sporophyte especially of many bryophytes absorbs nourishment from the gametophyte

11. a piece on a sewing machine that presses the cloth against the feed

12. infantry

13. the lower edge (as of a sail)

14. the lowest part bottom
the foot of the hill

15. the end that is lower or opposite the head
the foot of the bed

16. the part (as of a stocking) that covers the foot

17. material deposited especially in aging or refining dregs

18. footlights

19. under one's spell or influence
The champion loved the feeling that the world was at his feet.

20. the initial step toward a goal
He took a job as a secretary to get his foot in the door.

21. in a sitting or lying position
The doctor advised her to stay off her feet.

22. by walking or running
tour the campus on foot

23. in a standing position
He works on his feet all day.

24. in an established position or state
The business is finally back on its feet.

25. in a recovered condition (as from illness)
back on my feet

26. in an extemporaneous (see extemporaneous sense 1a) manner while in action
good debaters can think on their feet

27. to a standing position
brought the crowd to its feet

28. dance

29. to go on foot

30. to make speed move

31. to perform the movements of (a dance)

32. to walk, run, or dance on, over, or through

33. kick

34. reject

35. establish

36. to add up

37. to pay or stand credit for
foot the bill

38. to make or renew the foot of
foot a stocking

39. the part of the leg on which an animal or person stands and moves the part of the leg below the ankle

40. a unit of measurement equal to 1/? yard (0.3048 meter) or 12 inches

41. the lowest part of something

42. the end part of the leg of an animal or person the part of an animal on which it stands or moves

43. a unit of length equal to twelve inches (about .3 meter)

44. the lowest or end part of something
foot of a hill foot of the bed

45. by walking
They traveled on foot.

46. walk entry 1 sense 1

47. pay entry 1 sense 2
I'll foot the bill.

48. the terminal part of the vertebrate leg upon which an individual stands

49. any of various units of length based on the length of the human foot especially a unit equal to 1/? yard or 12 inches or 30.48 centimeters —plural foot used between a number and a noun
a 10-foot pole —plural feet or foot used between a number and an adjective
6 feet tall

片语

especially on one foot犹指单脚

On The Foot Control对于足部控制

Shoe On The Foot鞋儿穿在脚上

Consoliddined on All Foot清算镜头

in the process在过程中；在进行中

on each foot关于每个脚

Jump on one foot单脚跳

on the move在活动中，在进行中；四处奔波

rock on left foot左脚开始的摇步

Step on My Foot踩着我的脚

英汉例句

• elephants are one mode of transport for park guards, who also make their rounds on foot and, during monsoon floods, in small boats.

  对公园守卫来说，大象是一种不错的交通工具，但他们也会步行巡视，而在雨季洪水泛滥的时候，他们又改乘小船。

• 「they knew at the time that the bridge was down, and that there was no way across, so they just set off on foot in the direction of dujiangyan, 」 li said.

  李海鹏说：「当时他们了解到当地的桥梁已经断裂，根本不通车，所以他们只好步行向都江堰方向出发。」

• administrative costs are high—loan sizes are tiny, of course, and transactions are administered by armies of bankers visiting clients on foot or on motor scooters, rather than through a branch.

  当然，这个市场的管理成本高----贷款规模小，并且交易由一些用步行或骑着小型摩托车去造访客户的一批银行经理们掌控着，而不是通过分支机构网络来管理。

• with which observation he proceeded to recount to me his own adventurous wanderings on foot and horseback. of any chance of discomfort or peril he had not a word to say.

  从这看法谈起，他接着向我讲述他自己步行和在马背上的冒险之旅，可对于这当中的艰难困苦和危险却只字未提。

• entering the falls on foot costs $10 and the views are still breathtaking.

  步行进入瀑布需10美元，而景色依然让人惊叹不已。

• i go to school on foot .

  我步行去学校上学。

• the men move in pairs or trios on foot and elephant-back—or by boat.

  他们巡逻的时候以两三个为一组，或步行，或骑在象背上，偶尔也会划船。

• he continues up the mountain on foot - in the snow and sleet, and he’s getting sick from the cold.

  他继续步行上山，一路上雨雪纷飞，他也就感冒生病了。

• searchers were practically able to get to the landing place by cars, but they had to pass 4 km on foot through marshes.

  实际上，探寻者能够乘小汽车到着陆的地点，但是，他们必须步行经过4千米的沼泽。

• people were trying to find their way about on foot but were losing their way in the fog.

  人们步行着，尽力摸索前进，但都在雾中迷了路。

• the newspaper said policeman jack montague was on foot patrol with a colleague in ulverston in northwest england when a drunken 17-year-old insulted him.

  该报说,警察杰克-蒙塔古和一名同事在英格兰西北部的阿尔沃思顿步行巡逻时,一名喝醉了的17岁青年侮辱了他。

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base(Base) （英、美、爱尔兰）马濑（人名）

basement地下室；地窖

bottom底部；末端；臀部；尽头

nadir(Nadir)人名；(土、葡、巴基、阿拉伯)纳迪尔

rock bottom最低点

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head(Head)人名；(英)黑德

top(Top) （巴）托普（人名）

vertex顶点；[昆] 头顶；[天] 天顶