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I. foot <pl feet> [fʊt] N [pl fiːt]

1. foot (limb):

foot
to set foot in sth
on foot

2. foot < pl foot> <[or feet]> (length):

foot
stopa f 0, 3048 m

3. foot < pl feet> (base):

foot
dno nt
foot
at the foot of the bed

4. foot < pl feet> LIT:

foot

Phrases:

to put one's foot down Brit (accelerate)
my foot
my foot

II. foot [fʊt] VB trans inf

foot bill:

foot

club 'foot N MED

club foot

claw-foot bath [ˌklɔːfʊt'bɑːθ] N

claw-foot bath

foot-and-'mouth dis·ease N

fleet of foot
arch of the foot
to stub out a/one's cigar/cigarette with one's foot
I have cramp [or a cramp] in my foot
Present
Ifoot
youfoot
he/she/itfoots
wefoot
youfoot
theyfoot
Past
Ifooted
youfooted
he/she/itfooted
wefooted
youfooted
theyfooted
Present Perfect
Ihavefooted
youhavefooted
he/she/ithasfooted
wehavefooted
youhavefooted
theyhavefooted
Past Perfect
Ihadfooted
youhadfooted
he/she/ithadfooted
wehadfooted
youhadfooted
theyhadfooted