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flatfoot in Russian

flatfoot in Russian is плоскосто́пие, плоскосто́пный — flatfoot means a condition in which the arch of the foot is low or absent, so the sole lies flat against the ground.

flatfoot in Russian

плоскосто́пие
noun
Pronounced: ploskostopiye
A person having the above condition.
плоскосто́пный
noun
Pronounced: ploskostopnyy
A person having the above condition.

What does "flatfoot" mean?

  1. noun A condition in which the arch of the foot is low or absent, so the sole lies flat against the ground.
    "The doctor said his flatfoot could be helped with the right insoles."
  2. noun (informal, dated) A police officer, especially one who patrols on foot.
    "A flatfoot on the corner waved the traffic through."
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flatfoot in a sentence

  • The doctor said his flatfoot could be helped with the right insoles.
  • A flatfoot on the corner waved the traffic through.

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What is "flatfoot" in Russian?

"flatfoot" in Russian is плоскосто́пие, плоскосто́пный. flatfoot means: A condition in which the arch of the foot is low or absent, so the sole lies flat against the ground.

How do you pronounce плоскосто́пие?

"flatfoot" in Russian is плоскосто́пие, pronounced "ploskostopiye".

How do you use "flatfoot" in a sentence?

Example: "The doctor said his flatfoot could be helped with the right insoles." In Russian, "flatfoot" is плоскосто́пие, плоскосто́пный.

Are there other ways to say "flatfoot" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "flatfoot": плоскосто́пие, плоскосто́пный.

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