on foot
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on - foot -> on foot
foot1 /fƱt / n (pl feet / fi:t/)
၁။ [C] ခြေထောက် (ခြေမျက်စိ အောက်ပိုင်း)။ He got/rose to his feet (ie stood up). ❍ I've been on my feet (ie standing or walking around) all day. ❍ walking round the house in bare feet (ie not wearing shoes or socks) ❍ a foot switch/ pump (ie operated by one's foot, not one's hand).
၂။ [ C usu sing ] ခြေအိတ်။ ခြေအိတ်ရှည်။
၃။ [C] (pl feet or, in measurements and attributively, foot ) (abbr ft) ၁၂ လက်မအရှည်။ တစ်ပေ။ a 6-foot high wall ❍ We're flying at 35000 feet. ❍ ‘How tall are you?’ ‘Five foot nine’ (ie five feet and nine inches).
၄။ [sing] the ~ of sth (က) အခြေ။ အရင်း။ ခြေရင်း။ အောက်ခြေ။ at the foot of the stairs / a ladder ❍ at the foot of the page ❍ They camped at the foot of the cliff/mountain. (ခ) ခြေရင်း။ There were clean towels at the foot of each bed.
၅။ [U] (arch ) ခြေ။ light/swift/fleet of foot.
၆။ [C] ပဒ။ For men / may come / and men/may go. See also ATHLETE'S FOOT, BAREFOOT, CLUB-FOOT
❏ fall/land on one's feet [IDM ] ကြောင်ကျ ကျသည်။
❏ foot-and-mouth disease n [U] လျှာနာ ခွာနာ။
❏ -footer /'fƱtǝ(r) / (forming compounds) … ပေ (အရှည်၊ အမြင့်စသည်)။ a six-footer (ie a person who is six feet tall or a thing that is six feet wide or long).
❏ get/have a foot in the door [IDM ] ခြေကုပ်ရသည်။ He always wanted to go into publishing but it took him two years to get a foot in the door.
❏ have feet of clay [IDM ] ခြောက်ပြစ်ကင်းမဟုတ်။
❏ have both feet on the ground ; have one's feet on the ground [IDM ] အောက်ခြေမလွတ်။
❏ have a foot in both camps [IDM ] လှေနံ နှစ်ဖက် နင်းသည်။
❏ have one foot in the grave [IDM ] (infml ) သင်္ချိုင်းသို့ မျက်စောင်းထိုးသည်။ သင်္ချိုင်းသို့ ခြေတစ်ဖက် လှမ်းသည်။
❏ my foot! [IDM ] (infml ) (တစ်ဦးဦး၏အပြောကို လုံးဝ လက်မခံနိုင်ကြောင်း ဖော်ပြသောစကား)။ အလကား။ မဖြစ်နိုင်တာ။ ‘It's too difficult. ’ ‘Difficult my foot! Try harder!’
❏ on one's feet [IDM ] ထူထူထောင်ထောင် ဖြစ်လာသည်။ After his wife's death it took him two years to get back on his feet. ❍ policies that will put the country on its feet again.
❏ on foot [IDM ] ခြေကျင်၊ ကုန်းကြောင်း(လျှောက်သည်)။ They set off on foot.
❏ put one's feet up [IDM ] စိတ်လွတ် ကိုယ်လွတ်နားသည်။
❏ put one's foot down [IDM ]
၁။ ပြတ်သားသည်။ အပြတ်ပြောသည်။ You've got to put your foot down and make him stop seeing her.
၂။ လီဗာဖိနင်းသည်။ She put her foot down and roared past them.
❏ put one's foot in it [IDM ] အိုးနင်းခွက်နင်း လုပ်မိသည်။
❏ put a foot wrong [IDM ] (Brit ) (esp in negative sentences) အမှားပြုလုပ်မိသည်။ In all his years in the job I've never known him (to) put a foot wrong.
❏ rush/run sb (clean) off their feet [IDM ] ခြေကုန် လက်ပန်းကျသည်။ Before Christmas the shop assistants are rushed off their feet.
❏ set foot in/on sth [IDM ] ခြေချသည်။ the first man to set foot on the moon ❍ Don't ever set foot in this house again! ဒီအိမ်ရိပ် နင်းမည်မကြံနဲ့။
❏ set sb/sth on their/its feet [IDM ] ပြန်ထူထောင် ပေး သည်။ set a business on its feet.
❏ stand on one's own (two) feet [IDM ] ကိုယ့်ခြေထောက် ပေါ် ကိုယ်ရပ်တည်နိုင်သည်။ Now that you're growing up you must learn to stand on your own two feet.
❏ under one's feet [IDM ] ခြေရှုပ်သည်။ The children are under my feet all day.
foot2 /fƱt / v
❏ foot the bill (for sth) [IDM ] (infml ) ဒကာခံသည်။ ကုန်ကျစရိတ်ခံသည်။
Who's going to foot the bill for all the repairs?
❏ -footed (forming compound adjs )
ခြေ… (ရှိသော)။ bare-footed
❍ flat-footed ❍ four-footed.
- Mary slid her feet into her sandals.
- [wipe your feet] : He wiped his feet on the mat.
- [stamp your feet] : They stamped their feet to keep warm (=brought them down hard on the ground).
- [shuffle your feet] : He looked at the teacher and shuffled his feet nervously.
- [beneath/under your feet] : The deck was slippery beneath her feet.
- A hole in the foot of her tights
- A foot brake/pump
- The house is 275 feet above sea level.
- The dining room measures 30 foot by 10.
- We had over two feet of snow last night.
- [...feet long/high/wide/tall] : The boat is 25 feet long.
- [foot of] : She paused at the foot of the stairs.
- [foot of a mountain/hill/slope/cliff] : We camped that night at the foot of the mountain.
- There was an error message at the foot of the page.
- [foot of] : Henry stood at the foot of the bed.
- A young officer at the foot of the table objected to the plan.
- She put her foot in her mouth.
- The car was broken down so we took the foot falcon home.
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