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1 to twist one's foot
to twist one's foot (ankle) подвернуть ногуEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to twist one's foot
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I [fuːt] n(pl feet [fiːt])1) ступня, стопа, ногаSee:- big foot- blister on the foot
- splinter in the foot
- arch of the foot
- on foot
- be on one's feet all day
- be under smb's feet
- break one's foot in the ankle
- dislocate one's foot- drag one foot after another- gain to one's feet
- get a splinter in one's foot
- get on one's feet
- get one's feet wet
- go on foot
- hurt one's foot
- injure one's foot
- keep one's feet
- kick the ball with one's foot
- recover one's feet
- rest one's feet
- slip one's feet into one's boots
- shuffle one's feet
- sprain one's foot
- stamp one's feet
- stamp one's feet on the ground to keep them warm
- step on smb's foot
- tread on smb's pet foot
- twist one's foot
- wipe one's feet on a mat
- smb is light on his feet
- smb is quick on his feet
- one's foot slips
- smb's feet ache2) фут- get up on the wrong foot•USAGE:(1.) Единицы измерения (foot 2.) с предществующим числительным могут употребляться как в единственном, так и во множественном числе: 2 foot/feet deep два фута глубиной (в глубину); 6 foot/feet tall шесть футов высотой (роста); a wall 20 foot/feet long стена длиной в 20 футов; а 40 foot/feet gap разрыв/расстояние в 40 фуов; при этом прилагательное-определение следует за единицей измерения высоты, длины глубины и т. Д. (2.) For foot 1.; See arm, n; USAGE (1.), (2.).II [fuːt] nподножье, основание- foot of a hill- at the foot of smth
- at the foot of the bed
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