soled

An archaic past participle of the verb 'to sole' (to furnish with a sole), or an obsolete adjective meaning 'having a sole' (as of a shoe or foot). It is no longer used in modern English.

• 🇪🇸Participio pasado obsoleto del verbo 'to sole' (poner suela a un zapato) o adjetivo obsoleto que significa 'que tiene suela' (de calzado o pie). Ya no se usa en inglés moderno.

1. Having a specified type of sole B2 formal

   Describes footwear that has a particular kind of bottom part (sole), often used in combination with another word.

   • She bought a pair of thick-soled boots for hiking.
   • He prefers rubber-soled shoes for running.
   • The leather-soled dress shoes were very elegant.

   🇪🇸con suela

• more soled comparative form
• most soled superlative form

A verb meaning to put a new sole on a shoe or boot.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa poner una suela nueva a un zapato o bota, o reparar la suela de un calzado.

1. To fit with a sole B2 formal

   To attach a new sole to a shoe or boot.

   • The cobbler soled my old boots with durable rubber.
   • He had his favorite shoes soled again.
   • The shoemaker soled the leather loafers expertly.

   🇪🇸Solear (calzado)

   Sinónimos: bottomresole

• soled past participle
• soled past simple
• soling present participle
• soles third person singular