English to Galician Meaning of underfoot - baixo os pés

Underfoot :
baixo os pés

baixo os pés

baixo os pés
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Definitions of underfoot in English
Adverb(1) under the feet(2) in the way and hindering progress
Examples of underfoot in English
(1) My bare feet were tickled by the cool, dewy grass underfoot .(2) An overnight frost made the ground underfoot extremely slippery and made for a perilous descent.(3) Moving carefully, checking the ground underfoot and the supports overhead as he went, he moved towards it.(4) genuine rights were being trodden underfoot(5) the last thing my mother wanted was a child underfoot(6) The ground underfoot is often unstable, and some of the currents are extremely strong.(7) In fact, he was constantly underfoot on the court.(8) The ground underfoot was soggy, with mud pushing between Sekher's toes.(9) With the ground underfoot very wet, players were slipping all over the park and passing moves were continually let down by poor handling.(10) it was very muddy underfoot(11) It's usually really cold, the ground underfoot gets muddy and the badly controlled crowd management means that it takes ages to leave.(12) The ground stirred underfoot , enough to shake the group of four, but not enough for them to lose their equilibrium.(13) The ground was cold underfoot but we were laughing as we fetched rocks from the river, re-erected the tent and weighed down its rim with the rocks.(14) The young man watched the empty doorway for a moment then sagged against the table, not noticing as the photos fluttered to the ground to be trampled underfoot .(15) The first thing Ben noticed was that the ground underfoot seemed less dusty; he was walking on bare rock.(16) It sounded like the ground was pursing it's lips as diggers shuffled their boots on the broken ground underfoot .
Related Phrases of underfoot
(1) underfoot ::
baixo os pés
(2) under ::
baixo
(3) foot ::
pé
Synonyms
Adverb
1. underneath ::
por baixo
2. beneath one's feet ::
baixo os pés da persoa
3. on the ground ::
no chan
Different Forms
underfoot
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