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splayfoot

/ˈspleɪ.fʊt/

Traducción: Adjetivo anticuado que describe a una persona o animal con los pies girados hacia afuera o planos y anchos, usado a menudo en sentido despectivo o descriptivo., Sustantivo que designa un pie anómalamente aplanado y ensanchado, a menudo debido a la caída del arco plantar.

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adjective

/ˈspleɪ.fʊt/formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo anticuado que describe a una persona o animal con los pies girados hacia afuera o planos y anchos, usado a menudo en sentido despectivo o descriptivo.

An old-fashioned adjective describing a person or animal with feet that are turned outward or flat and broad, often used in a derogatory or descriptive manner.

  1. Outward-turning feetC1formal

    Having feet that are turned outward, often causing a wide or flat-footed stance.

    esde pies hacia afuera

    • The toddler walked with a splayfoot gait, which was normal for his age.
    • His splayfoot posture made it difficult to find comfortable shoes.
    • The doctor noted that her splayfoot condition was mild and required no treatment.

    Sinónimossplayfooted

Formas
  • more splayfoot comparative form
  • most splayfoot superlative form

noun

/ˈspleɪ.fʊt/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un pie anómalamente aplanado y ensanchado, a menudo debido a la caída del arco plantar.

A noun referring to a foot that is abnormally flattened and spread out, often due to a fallen arch.

plural irregular

  1. Flat foot deformityC1formalmedical

    A condition where the arch of the foot collapses, causing the sole to flatten and spread outward.

    espie plano

    • The doctor diagnosed him with splayfoot after examining his gait.
    • Splayfoot can cause discomfort when walking long distances.
    • Special orthopedic insoles are often recommended for splayfoot.

    Sinónimosflatfootpes planus

Formas
  • splayfeet plural form
  • splayfeet's possessive plural form
  • splayfoot's possessive singular form