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1. (adv.) underfoot
under the foot or feet; on the ground or underneath.
2. underfoot
in the way.
3. (adj.) underfoot
lying under the foot or feet; in a position to be stepped on.
Etymology: (1150–1200)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) underfoot
under the feet
"trampled the beans underfoot"; "green grass growing underfoot"
2. (adverb) underfoot
in the way and hindering progress
"a house with children and pets and toys always underfoot"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) underfoot
low; base; abject; trodden down
2. (adverb) underfoot
under the feet; underneath; below. See Under foot, under Foot, n
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Sense: on the ground under the feet of anyone walking
It is not actually raining just now but it is very wet underfoot.
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 Afrikaans: onder die voet |
 Arabic: تَحْت القَدَمَيْن |
 Bulgarian: под краката |
 Brazilian: abaixo do pé |
 Czech: na zemi |
 German: am Boden |
 Danish: på jorden |
 Greek: κάτω στη γη, κάτω από τα |
 Spanish: debajo de los pies, en el |
 Estonian: jalgealune |
 Farsi: زیر پا |
 Finnish: jalkojen alla |
 French: par terre |
 Hebrew: מִתַחַת לַרַגלַיִים |
 Hindi: चलते हुए किसी व्यक्ति के |
 Croatian: pod nogama |
 Hungarian: lent |
 Indonesian: di bawah kaki |
 Icelandic: undir fæti |
 Italian: (per terra) |
 Japanese: 足の下で |
 Korean: 발 밑에 있는 |
 Lithuanian: po kojomis |
 Latvian: zem kājām; apakšā |
 Malay: di tanah |
 Dutch: op de grond |
 Norwegian: på bakken, under beina |
 Polish: pod nogami |
 Persian: زیر پا |
 Pashto: تر پښو لاندى |
 Portuguese: no chão |
 Romanian: pe jos |
 Russian: под ногами |
 Slovak: na zemi |
 Slovenian: pod nogami |
 Serbian: pod nogama |
 Swedish: under fötterna, på marken |
 Thai: ที่อยู่ใต้เท้า |
 Turkish: ayak altında |
 Taiwanese: 腳下的地面 |
 Ukrainian: під ногами |
 Urdu: پير کے نيچے کي زمين |
 Vietnamese: ở dưới chân |
 Chinese: 在脚下，在地上 |
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