footed

英 [ˈfʊtɪd]

美 [ˈfʊtɪd]

v.  走，踏; 合计，结算（up），加（to），支付
foot的过去分词和过去式

过去式：footed　

COCA.36459

柯林斯词典

• See also:...a slim, light-footed little man...He was a nimble-footed boy of ten.footflat-footedsure-footed

英英释义

adj

• having feet
  1. footed creatures
  2. a footed sofa

双语例句

• Jack is a left footed attack minded midfielder, capable of playing anywhere across the midfield or behind the striker.
  杰克是一名左脚进攻型中场，可胜任中场任何位置或影子前锋。
• Planning and pushing the modernization of education must be footed on basement of level, and we adopt the concept of strengthen of education describing education in Guangxi in comparison with 12 provinces in western part of China and definite the gap with equitable level of China.
  规划和推进教育现代化需要立足一个战略基点，我们采取教育实力这一范畴对广西教育在全国西部12个省市自治区的发展水平以及与全国平均水平的差距作一个现实定位。
• Dr Neave, however, believes this may simply result from 80% of men being right footed, and so tending to place more weight on their left foot in order to demonstrate leg-waggling prowess with the right one.
  不过，尼夫博士认为，这是因为80%的男性惯用右脚，他们倾向于把重心放在左脚上，这样就能更好地用右脚展现腿部舞动的技巧。
• However, some privately acknowledge that they have been caught flat-footed by the slowdown in mature markets such as Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore, which recently entered recession.
  不过，有些主管私下承认，他们被香港、日本和新加坡等成熟市场的放缓弄得措手不及。这些市场最近陷入了衰退。
• The handworked calculational way of coping elevation for free plate girder curve bridge in expressway have more repeated workload, slow footed and easy to make a mistake.
  高速公路曲线简支板桥盖梁标高的手工计算方法，重复性工作量大、速度慢、易出错。
• The throne was footed with gold.
  这御座是用黄金做的脚。
• I am left footed but right handed. So, I am not really left-handed.
  习惯用左脚和右手。所以不是真正意义上的左撇子。
• As the result and the extension of women's movement, the women's studies in Korea initially challenges the deep footed patriarchy and male-centred culture.
  韩国女性学首先要挑战的对象是根深蒂固的父权制和男性中心文化。
• We build, invent and discover at a pace that is dizzying for us, perhaps turtle footed for you.
  我们建设着、发明着、发现着，以令自己惊讶的速度，也许对于你来说那只是一小步。
• Slur-footed ironies, veiled jokes, tiptoe malices ( Edith Wharton)
  含糊的讽刺，模糊的笑话，偷偷的怨恨（伊迪丝华顿）