foot

US /fʊt/
UK /fʊt/
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1.

pé

the lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks

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He hurt his foot playing soccer.
Ele machucou o pé jogando futebol.
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She tapped her foot impatiently.
Ela batia o pé impacientemente.
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2.

pé, unidade de medida

a unit of length equal to 12 inches or 30.48 centimeters

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The table is three feet long.
A mesa tem três pés de comprimento.
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The tree grew to a height of twenty feet.
A árvore cresceu até uma altura de vinte pés.
3.

pé, base, rodapé

the lowest part or base of something

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The house is at the foot of the mountain.
A casa fica ao pé da montanha.
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Read the notes at the foot of the page.
Leia as notas no rodapé da página.
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1.

caminhar, ir a pé

to walk or travel on foot

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We decided to foot it to the nearest town.
Decidimos ir a pé até a cidade mais próxima.
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He had to foot the entire distance.
Ele teve que percorrer toda a distância a pé.
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2.

pagar, arcar com os custos

to pay a bill or bear the cost of something

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My parents had to foot the bill for my college education.
Meus pais tiveram que pagar a conta da minha educação universitária.
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Who's going to foot the expenses for this trip?
Quem vai arcar com as despesas desta viagem?
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