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underfoot in Russian

underfoot in Russian is под [[нога|но́ги]], под [[нога|нога́ми]] — underfoot means beneath one's feet, on the ground.

underfoot in Russian

под [[нога|но́ги]]
adv
Pronounced: pod [[noga|nogi]]
Under one's foot or feet.
под [[нога|нога́ми]]
adv
Pronounced: pod [[noga|nogami]]
Under one's foot or feet.

What does "underfoot" mean?

  1. adverb Beneath one's feet, on the ground.
    "The autumn leaves crunched underfoot."
  2. 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 Russian?

"underfoot" in Russian is под [[нога|но́ги]], под [[нога|нога́ми]]. underfoot means: Beneath one's feet, on the ground.

How do you pronounce под [[нога|но́ги]]?

"underfoot" in Russian is под [[нога|но́ги]], pronounced "pod [[noga|nogi]]".

How do you use "underfoot" in a sentence?

Example: "The autumn leaves crunched underfoot." In Russian, "underfoot" is под [[нога|но́ги]], под [[нога|нога́ми]].

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

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "underfoot": под [[нога|но́ги]], под [[нога|нога́ми]].

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