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1. ʃu: noun1) (an outer covering for the foot: a new pair of shoes.) sko2) ((also horseshoe) a curved piece of iron nailed to the hoof of a horse.) hestesko2. ʃod verb(to put a shoe or shoes on (a horse etc).) sko, beslå- shod- shoelace
- shoemaker
- on a shoestringbeslå--------skoIsubst. \/ʃuː\/1) sko2) hestesko3) (amer.) lav støvel, skolett4) jernbeslag, doppsko5) ( på bygning) utkast (på nedfallsrør), sko (støtte for konstruksjonsdel)6) ( teknikk) bremsesko7) ( brobygging) kabelsal, lagerplate8) ( elektronikk) strømavtakersko, slepestykke9) ( sjøfart) stråkjøldie in one's shoes ( hverdagslig) dø med støvlene på, bli hengtfill somebody's shoes fylle plassen til noenif the shoe fits, wear it (amer.) kanskje du føler deg truffet?be in somebody's shoes være i noens sko, være i noens stedknow where the shoe pinches ( hverdagslig) vite hvor skoen trykkerput oneself in somebody's shoes sette seg inn i en annens situasjon• put yourself in my shoes!shake\/quake in one's shoes\/boots skjelve i buksenestep into somebody's shoes ta over for noen, fylle plassen til noenthrow a shoe ( om hest) miste en (heste)skowait for dead men's shoes eller wait to step into dead men's shoes vente på at noen skal dø (så en selv kan bli forfremmet)wipe one's shoes tørke av seg på føttene, tørke av skoeneIIsko, sette sko på
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