underfoot in Japanese
underfoot in Japanese is 足元 — underfoot means beneath one's feet, on the ground.
underfoot in Japanese
足元
Pronounced: ashimoto
Under one's foot or feet.
What does "underfoot" mean?
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adverb Beneath one's feet, on the ground.
"The autumn leaves crunched underfoot."
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adverb In the way, causing an obstruction.
"The puppy kept getting underfoot while she was cooking."
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underfoot in a sentence
- The autumn leaves crunched underfoot.
- The puppy kept getting underfoot while she was cooking.
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What is "underfoot" in Japanese?
"underfoot" in Japanese is 足元. underfoot means: Beneath one's feet, on the ground.
How do you pronounce 足元?
"underfoot" in Japanese is 足元, pronounced "ashimoto".
How do you use "underfoot" in a sentence?
Example: "The autumn leaves crunched underfoot." In Japanese, "underfoot" is 足元.
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