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Meanings of barefoot in English
Usage of barefoot in English
1
Earlier, she said, he had forced her to walk four miles barefoot.
2
His shoes were in the barefoot style: worn both up and down.
3
Rachel Solando didn't slip barefoot out of a locked room without help.
4
Others were wearing the minimum for decency: many barefoot, many more bare-chested.
5
Have you seen the barefoot running shoes many companies are making now?
6
She got along better barefoot, but Eileen Holland refused to try it.
7
He would have gone barefoot in the snow without a question now.
8
Yes, it was not good etiquette to dance barefoot on the dead.
9
I'm just a boy, barefoot, unarmed, afraid, not ready for the truth.
10
The number of women who attend market barefoot is the large majority.
11
I don't think you'd ever see someone walk around barefoot in Germany.
12
She was in rags, barefoot, like the poorest nomad of them all.
13
If you're going to be pregnant, you'll want to be barefoot, too.
14
Dada was lying barefoot on the deck: Herse would hide her shoes.
15
We heard the patter-patter of barefoot horses ascending the long, low hill.
16
She runs barefoot and avoids the bodies, but cannot avoid the stones.
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Barefoot through the time
Barefoot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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