foot什么意思、怎么读？单词用法、记忆法、发音音标、反义词同义词辨析、释义

n. 脚, 步调, 英尺, 底部, 末尾, 步兵vt. 走在...上, 给...换底, 支付vi. 跳舞, 步行, 总计【医】 足; 英尺相关词组: on foot under foot have one foot in the grave put a foot wrong put one's best foot forward put one's foot up pull foot put one's foot in it set foot on... set foot in...

◆记忆方法一：
联想方式：fo：佛；ot：呕吐
佛不停呕吐，因为他闻到了臭脚。
◆记忆方法二：
分析：fo—“佛”的拼音；ot—“呕吐”的拼音首字母；
记忆方法：佛的脚断了，疼得他不停地呕吐。

◆记忆方法三：
联想方式：fo：佛；ot：呕吐
记忆方法：佛不停呕吐，因为他闻到了臭脚。

• foot it的意思与用法
  
  foot it的意思与用法
  
  foot it 为口语惯用语，其意为“步行”，相当于 walk，也就是 not travel by bus, etc 的意思。如：
  He’ll have to foot it. 他将只好步行去。
  The last train has gone. We’ll have to foot it. 最后一班车已经开了，我们得走回去了。
  He walked in and I hotfooted it out the back door.他走了进来，而我从后门溜了出去。
  英语中还有一个类似习语，就是hotfoot it，也主要用于口语，其意为walk or run hurriedly and eagerly，可译为“急走”“急跑”。如：
  a group of actors hot-footing it for the bar.一群急匆匆赶往酒吧的演员
  I hotfooted it out of there as soon as possible.我急忙离开了那里。
  
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shoe/sneakers/sock/stocking/toe/foot/boot/ankle/leg/trousers/jeans
记忆：
1. shoe [ Fu: ] n. 鞋, 鞋子 The shoes fit me quite well, and the colour suits me too, I think. 这鞋子大小很适合我，而且颜色也适合我。
2. sneakers [ 5sni:kiN] n. 运动鞋 Put on your sneakers before running. 跑前先穿上运动鞋。
3. sock [ sCk] n. 短袜 I bought a pair of nylon socks just now. 我刚才买了一双尼龙短袜。
4. stocking [ 5stCkiN ] n. 长袜 The new stockings are comfortable to wear.新长袜穿上很舒服。
5. toe [ tEu ] n. 趾, 脚趾, 足尖 He toes out of the classroom. 他踮着脚出了教室。
6. foot [ fut ] n. 足, 底部 I have a bike, but I prefer to go to school on foot. 我有自行车，但我更喜欢走路去上学。
7. boot [ bu:t ] n. (长统)靴, 靴子 v. 引导 The soldiers were all in boots. 士兵们都穿着靴子。
8. ankle [ 5ANkl] n. 踝 My left ankle hurts!我的左踝痛！
9. leg [ le^ ] n. 腿, 旅程的一段 He doesn't have a leg to stand on in this discussion. 在这次讨论中，他完全站不住脚
10. trousers [5traJzEz] n. 裤子, 长裤 The boy in blue trousers in my closest friend. 那个穿蓝色长裤的男子是我最密切的朋友。
11. jeans [dVi:ns] n. 牛仔裤 Some people think jeans make them handsome.一些人以为牛仔裤使他们英俊。
12. pants [ pAnts ] n. 裤子, 短裤 We are often in pants in summer. 我们在夏天常穿短裤。
另类阅读：
Pulled on the socks/stockings, he found his toes were still out. He didn’t care. After all, the shoes could hold them all. Then he found the boots hurting his feet, and he could still bear it. When he found the trousers over his legs couldn’t cover his ankles, he couldn’t stand it any more!