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shops

/ʃɒp/

US pronunciation
American sound/ʃɒp/
shops
Syllables
1 syllable
Stress
One strong syllable
Vowel
IPA vowel pattern
Ending
Clear final sound

US voice -> shops

Myanmar meaning

(n[pl]) ဈေးဆိုင်များ (v[sg]) ဈေးဝယ်ထွက်

Full entry

shoe /ʃu:/ n

၁။ ခြေနင်း။ နောက်ပိတ်ဖိနပ်။ ရှူးဖိနပ်။ a pair of shoes ❍ walking shoes ❍ put on/take off your (tennis) shoes ❍ a shoe brush/shop ❍ shoe polish. Compare BOOT1 ၁, SANDAL See also SNOWSHOE
၂။ = HORSESHOE
v (pt, pp shod /ʃɒd/) (မြင်းကို)သံခွာရိုက်သည်။
a blacksmith shoeing a pony.
❏ If I was/were in your shoes/place [IDM ] (ဩဝါဒ မခြွေမီ ခြေဆင်းအဖြစ်) ငါသာမင်းနေရာမှာ ဆိုရင်။ If I were in your shoes he'd soon know what I thought of him.
❏ be in/put oneself in sb's shoes [IDM ] သူတစ်ပါး နေရာ ဝင်ယူရသည် (သို့) ကိုယ်ချင်းစာ ကြည့်သည်။ I wouldn't like to be in your shoes when they find out what you've done.

More examples
  • Walking/running shoes
  • [pair of shoes] : She bought several pairs of shoes.
  • Shoe polish
  • A shoe shop
  • What could I have done to solve the problem? Just put yourself in my shoes.
Synonyms
attired, clad, cloaked, costumed, covered, decked, draped, dressed, dressed up, invested, robed, veiled
Antonyms
exposed, naked, unclothed, undressed
Cross references
attiredcladcloakedcostumedcovereddeckeddrapeddresseddressed upinvestedrobedveiledexposednakedunclothedundressedalsoblacksmithbootcomparedonefindhe'dhimhorseshoeknowlikeoneself
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