English to Galician Meaning of feet - pés

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Definitions of feet in English
Noun(1) the lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks.(2) the lower or lowest part of something standing or perceived as standing vertically; the base or bottom.(3) a unit of linear measure equal to 12 inches (30.48 cm).(4) a group of syllables constituting a metrical unit. In English poetry it consists of stressed and unstressed syllables, while in ancient classical poetry it consists of long and short syllables.
Examples of feet in English
(1) say it with feeling!(2) I want you to listen what he said, what his sense, what his feeling is right now.(3) I had a very strong feeling that there was someone or something in the cave with me.(4) we had a funny feeling that he wasn't quite right(5) We wanted them to know what it felt like, so that they will never want to experience that feeling ever again.(6) There is then this strong feeling that if one is not actively involved in corruption, one is not corrupt.(7) it produces a feeling of warmth(8) The enterprise seems foolhardy, and Stewart does not justify it beyond a vague feeling that he wants adventure.(9) He seemed shocked for a second but that emotion was soon taken over by the much stronger feeling of pain.(10) We have all experienced that sickening feeling when you know you no longer have control of the vehicle you are driving.(11) she had a burning feeling in her eye(12) there was a very eerie feeling in the place(13) And if you fell in love with me so long ago it only makes this feeling stronger, right?(14) He saw more clearly than any of these other guys how strong that feeling was.(15) A young child paddles in the sea for the first time, fascinated by the pleasant feeling of the water.(16) there's a really good feeling here
Related Phrases of feet
(1) foot ::
pé
(2) square feet ::
Pés cadrados
(3) bare feet ::
pés descalzos
(4) cold feet ::
pés fríos
(5) sore feet ::
pés Dolores
(6) get cold feet ::
ter os pés fríos
(7) six feet ::
seis pés
(8) both feet ::
ambos os pés
(9) two feet ::
dous pés
(10) flat feet ::
pés chat
(11) chicken feet ::
pés de galiña
Synonyms
Noun
2. paw ::
pata
3. bottom ::
fondo
5. infantry ::
infantería
6. foundation ::
fundación
7. metrical foot ::
pé métrico
Different Forms
feet
Word Example from TV Shows
I just want to keep him off his feet.

I just want to keep him off his FEET.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 6

what else would sweep you off your feet?

what else would sweep you off your FEET?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

That's 60 feet.

That's 60 FEET.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

Are my feet okay?

Are my FEET okay?

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12

You just stare down at your feet, Walt, okay?

You just stare down at your FEET, Walt, okay?

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 4

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