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A1  foot  ayak30,48 cmye eşit ölçü birimi

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noun  /fʊt   / noun [countable] (plural feet /fiːt   /) foot (noun)
 /fʊt   /
noun [countable] (plural feet
/fiːt   /)
 
PART OF BODY 
1 the
lowest part of the body, at the end of the leg, on which a person or an animal
stands
ayak
 What size feet have you got?
 There's broken glass on the floor, so don't
walk around in bare feet.
 She sat by the fire and the dog sat at her
feet.
 I usually go to school on foot (yaya).
 People usually get to their feet
(ayağa kalkmak) for the national anthem.
 I need to sit down – I've been on my
feet all day.
 a foot brake/pedal/pump
 look at TOE1
-FOOTED 
2 [in
compounds]
having or using the type
of foot or number of feet mentioned
ayaklı
 a four-footed creature
 There are no left-footed (solak)
players in the team.
PART OF SOCK 
3 the
part of a sock, etc. that covers the foot
 (çorap) ayak
kısmı
BOTTOM 
4 [singular]
the
foot of sth
the bottom of sth
dip, alt
 There's a note at the foot of the page.
 the foot of the stairs
 the foot of the bed 
yatağın ayak ucu
OPPOSITE TOP1
MEASUREMENT 
5 (abbreviation ft) 
a measure of length;
30.48 centimetres. There are 3 feet in a yard.
30,48
santimetreye eşit bir uzunluk ölçü birimi
 ‘How tall are you?’ ‘Five foot six
(inches).’
 a room 10 ft by 6 ft
 a six-foot high wall
Ölçü
birimleri ile ilgili daha fazla bilgi için sözlüğün arkasındaki Expressions
using Numbers'a bakınız.
IDIOMS
be
rushed/run off your feet
to be extremely busy;
to have too many things to do
çok
meşgul olmak
 Over Christmas we were rushed off our feet
at work.
fall/land
on your feet
to be lucky in finding
yourself in a good situation, or in getting out of a difficult situation
dört
ayak üstüne düşmek
 I really landed on my feet getting such a
good job with so little experience.
find
your feet
to become confident
and independent in a new situation
alışmak
 Don't worry if the job seems difficult at
first – you'll soon find your feet.
get/have
cold feet
(informal)
to become/be afraid to
do sth
tedirgin
olmak; 
paniğe
kapılmak
 She started to get cold feet as her wedding
day approached.
get/start
off on the right/wrong foot (with sb)
(informal)
to start a
relationship well/badly
 (ilişki) iyi/kötü
bir başlangıç yapmak
 I seem to have got off on the wrong foot
with the new boss.
have
one foot in the grave
(informal)
to be so old or ill
that you are not likely to live much longer
bir
ayağı çukurda olmak
(back)
on your feet
completely healthy
again after an illness or a time of difficulty
(yeniden)
ayakta
 It's good to see you back on your feet again
after your accident.
put
your feet up
to sit down and relax,
especially with your feet off the floor and supported
ayaklarını
uzatıp dinlenmek
 I'm so tired that I just want to go home
and put my feet up.
put
your foot down
(informal)
to say firmly that sth
must (not) happen
diretmek, karşı
çıkmak, dayatmak
 I put my foot down and told Andy he
couldn't use our car any more.
put
your foot in it
(informal)
to say or do sth that
makes sb embarrassed or upset
pot
kırmak
set
foot in/on sth
to visit, enter or
arrive at/in a place
ayak
basmak, girmek
 No woman has ever set foot in the temple.
stand
on your own (two) feet
to take care of
yourself without help; to be independent
kendi
ayakları üzerinde durmak
 Silvia had to learn to stand on her own two
feet when her parents died.
under
your feet
in the way; stopping
you from working, etc.
ayak
altında
 Would somebody get these children out from
under my feet and take them to the park?

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	foot
IPA	/fʊt / noun [countable] (plural feet /fiːt /)
Back	ayak 30,48 cmye eşit ölçü birimi
Back 2	foot (noun) /fʊt / noun [countable] (plural feet /fiːt /) PART OF BODY 1 the lowest part of the body, at the end of the leg, on which a person or an animal stands ayak What size feet have you got? There's broken glass on the floor, so don't walk around in bare feet. She sat by the fire and the dog sat at her feet. I usually go to school on foot (yaya). People usually get to their feet (ayağa kalkmak) for the national anthem. I need to sit down – I've been on my feet* all day.* a foot brake/pedal/pump look at TOE1 -FOOTED 2 [in compounds] having or using the type of foot or number of feet mentioned ayaklı a four-footed creature There are no left-footed (solak) players in the team. PART OF SOCK 3 the part of a sock, etc. that covers the foot (çorap) ayak kısmı BOTTOM 4 [singular] the foot of sth the bottom of sth dip, alt There's a note at the foot of the page. the foot of the stairs the foot of the bed yatağın ayak ucu *OPPOSITE* TOP1 MEASUREMENT 5 (abbreviation ft) a measure of length; 30.48 centimetres. There are 3 feet in a yard. 30,48 santimetreye eşit bir uzunluk ölçü birimi ‘How tall are you?’ ‘Five foot six (inches).’ a room 10 ft by 6 ft a six-foot high wall Ölçü birimleri ile ilgili daha fazla bilgi için sözlüğün arkasındaki Expressions using Numbers'a bakınız. IDIOMS be rushed/run off your feet to be extremely busy; to have too many things to do çok meşgul olmak Over Christmas we were rushed off our feet at work. fall/land on your feet to be lucky in finding yourself in a good situation, or in getting out of a difficult situation dört ayak üstüne düşmek I really landed on my feet getting such a good job with so little experience. find your feet to become confident and independent in a new situation alışmak Don't worry if the job seems difficult at first – you'll soon find your feet. get/have cold feet (informal) to become/be afraid to do sth tedirgin olmak; paniğe kapılmak She started to get cold feet as her wedding day approached. get/start off on the right/wrong foot (with sb) (informal) to start a relationship well/badly (ilişki) iyi/kötü bir başlangıç yapmak I seem to have got off on the wrong foot with the new boss. have one foot in the grave (informal) to be so old or ill that you are not likely to live much longer bir ayağı çukurda olmak (back) on your feet completely healthy again after an illness or a time of difficulty (yeniden) ayakta It's good to see you back on your feet again after your accident. put your feet up to sit down and relax, especially with your feet off the floor and supported ayaklarını uzatıp dinlenmek I'm so tired that I just want to go home and put my feet up. put your foot down (informal) to say firmly that sth must (not) happen diretmek, karşı çıkmak, dayatmak I put my foot down and told Andy he couldn't use our car any more. put your foot in it (informal) to say or do sth that makes sb embarrassed or upset pot kırmak set foot in/on sth to visit, enter or arrive at/in a place ayak basmak, girmek No woman has ever set foot in the temple. stand on your own (two) feet to take care of yourself without help; to be independent kendi ayakları üzerinde durmak Silvia had to learn to stand on her own two feet when her parents died. under your feet in the way; stopping you from working, etc. ayak altında Would somebody get these children out from under my feet and take them to the park?

Feet Foot Ayak I Sth Informal Put Part

foot (noun)