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underfoot

/ˌʌn.dəˈfʊt/

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adverb

/ˌʌn.dəˈfʊt/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «под ногами» или «на земле под чьими-то ногами». Используется для описания чего-то, что находится физически под кем-то во время ходьбы или стояния, часто подразумевая препятствие или помеху.

An adverb meaning 'under the feet' or 'on the ground beneath one's feet.' It is used to describe something that is physically beneath someone as they walk or stand, often implying an obstacle or something in the way.

  1. Under the feetB1formal

    Located or positioned beneath one's feet, often referring to the ground or surface being walked on.

    ruПод ногами

    • The ground was wet and slippery underfoot.
    • She felt the soft grass underfoot as she walked through the meadow.
    • The gravel crunched underfoot as they approached the house.
  2. In the wayB2informal

    Being an obstacle or hindrance by being in someone's path or space.

    ruПод ногами

    • The children were always underfoot while she was trying to clean.
    • His constant questions were getting underfoot during the meeting.
    • The dog kept getting underfoot in the kitchen.

    Synonymshinderinglyin the wayobstructively

    Antonymsasideclear

Forms
  • more underfoot comparative form
  • most underfoot superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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