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feetfirst

/ˈfiːt.fɜːst/

翻译: 副词,意为“脚朝前”或“匆忙地、不顾一切地”。常用于字面意义(例如脚朝前跳入水中),也用于比喻意义(例如不加小心或准备就贸然陷入某种情况)。

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adverb

/ˈfiːt.fɜːst/B2formal
  • zh副词,意为“脚朝前”或“匆忙地、不顾一切地”。常用于字面意义(例如脚朝前跳入水中),也用于比喻意义(例如不加小心或准备就贸然陷入某种情况)。

An adverb meaning 'with the feet going first' or 'headlong.' It is often used literally (e.g., jumping into water feet first) or figuratively (e.g., entering a situation without caution or preparation).

  1. With the feet foremostB2formal

    Moving or positioned so that the feet are leading the way, especially when entering or exiting something.

    zh脚朝前

    • The paramedics carried the injured hiker feetfirst down the mountain.
    • He slid feetfirst into the narrow cave opening.
    • The diver entered the water feetfirst to avoid injury.