foot

• Parte inferior de la pierna, debajo del tobillo, que se usa para estar de pie, caminar y correr; también puede referirse a la base o pie de un objeto o montaña.

A noun referring to the lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, used for standing, walking, and running.

plural irregular

1. Body partA1formal

   The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, used for standing and walking.

   Pie

   • She hurt her foot while running.
   • He has a blister on his foot.
   • The child kicked the ball with his foot.

   Sinónimospaw

2. Unit of measurementA2formal

   A unit of length equal to 12 inches (30.48 centimeters).

   Pie (unidad de longitud)

   • The room is 12 feet long.
   • He is six feet tall.
   • The shelf is two feet above the floor.

3. Base or bottomB1formal

   The lowest part of something, such as a mountain, page, or object.

   pie (base o parte inferior)

   • They camped at the foot of the mountain.
   • The footnotes are at the foot of the page.
   • She sat at the foot of the bed.

   Sinónimosbasebottomfoundation

   Antónimosapexcrownheadpeaksummittop

• Verbo que significa pagar la cuenta o cubrir los gastos, normalmente en la expresión 'foot the bill'. También puede referirse a pagar o financiar algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of paying a bill or covering a cost, typically in the phrase 'foot the bill'.

1. Pay a billB2informal

   To pay the cost of something, especially a bill or expense.

   Pagar (una cuenta o gasto)

   • The company will foot the bill for the business trip.
   • Who is going to foot the cost of the wedding?
   • He generously offered to foot the entire expense.

   Sinónimoscoverdefraydischargehandlemeetpaypick upsettle

Variantes phrasalfoot up