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1 footing
{'futiŋ}
1. стъпване, поставяне/местене на краката (при ходене, танц, фехтовка)
2. foothold
to miss/lose one's FOOTING стъпвам накриво/лошо, не чувствувам опора при стъпване, кракът ми се изплъзва (при катерене), спъвам се
3. само sing прен. основа, база, отношения (с хора), солидно положение
to get a FOOTING in society затвърдявам се. създавам си добро положение в обществото
to be on a friendly FOOTING with someone в приятелски отношения съм с някого
4. положение (на армия и пр.)
on a war/peace FOOTING на военна/мирна нога
on an equal FOOTING, on a FOOTING of equality на равна нога, при равни условия (with)
5. цокъл (на стена, колона)* * *{'futin} n 1. стъпване; поставяне/местене на краката (при ход* * *цокъл; стъпване; основа; база; нога;* * *1. foothold 2. on a war/peace footing на военна/мирна нога 3. on an equal footing, on a footing of equality на равна нога, при равни условия (with) 4. to be on a friendly footing with someone в приятелски отношения съм с някого 5. to get a footing in society затвърдявам се. създавам си добро положение в обществото 6. to miss/lose one's footing стъпвам накриво/лошо, не чувствувам опора при стъпване, кракът ми се изплъзва (при катерене), спъвам се 7. положение (на армия и пр.) 8. само sing прен. основа, база, отношения (с хора), солидно положение 9. стъпване, поставяне/местене на краката (при ходене, танц, фехтовка) 10. цокъл (на стена, колона)* * *footing[´futiʃ] n 1. основа, база; солидно положение; on a sound ( firm) \footing на здрава основа; to obtain a \footing in society създавам си добро положение в обществото; to pay ( for) o.'s \footing черпя (устройвам тържество) по случай приемането ми в дадено дружество; 2. отношение, положение, условия; on a friendly \footing в приятелски отношения; on a war ( peace) \footing на военна (мирна) нога; war \footing военни ефективи; on the same \footing на равна нога; 3. стъпване; поставяне, местене на краката (при ходене, танц, фехтовка); 4. = foothold; to miss o.'s \footing стъпвам накриво (лошо), не чувствам опора при стъпване; спъвам се; 5. поставяне на стъпало (ходило) (на чорап); материал за стъпала; 6. тясна ленена дантела (като основа, бордюр на дантела с десен); 7. цокъл (на стена, колона); 8. събиране на колона цифри; общият сбор (и с up).
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