barefoot in Polish
barefoot in Polish is bosy, boso, na bosaka — barefoot means not wearing shoes or socks.
barefoot in Polish
bosy
Wearing nothing on the feet.
boso
Wearing nothing on the feet.
na bosaka
Wearing nothing on the feet.
What does "barefoot" mean?
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adj Not wearing shoes or socks.
"The kids ran barefoot across the lawn all summer."
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barefoot in a sentence
- The kids ran barefoot across the lawn all summer.
- He prefers to go barefoot around the house.
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What is "barefoot" in Polish?
"barefoot" in Polish is bosy, boso, na bosaka. barefoot means: Not wearing shoes or socks.
How do you use "barefoot" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids ran barefoot across the lawn all summer." In Polish, "barefoot" is bosy, boso, na bosaka.
Are there other ways to say "barefoot" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "barefoot": bosy, boso, na bosaka.
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