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Meanings of feet in English
Unit of length derived from the international yard.
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Usage of feet in English
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Yes, you read that right: 500 feet of an arboreal plant-filled chimney.
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Bolts were used-butno closer than 15 feet apart; further if possible.
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Step 1 Start with your feet high-levelwith your waist if possible.
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Medvedev said the international community was dragging its feet on the issue.
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That was last year, and I had a case of cold feet.
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Visit Website LESSON: It takes half a second to fall five feet.
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If a State drags its feet, another State will get the money.
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Past that point, he had to continue thirty feet to the top.
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We need to keep our feet on the ground and continue working.
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The latter, his great good humor intact, helped Catso to his feet.
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She leaped up; the box fell; the pearls streamed at her feet.
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The day's exertions-herfeet were still aching-hadgiven her a clear message.
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The Manhattan office market totals about 392 million square feet of space.
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The feet of the horse were also encased in the same material.
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My broken feet are the indirect result of my sensitive social conscience.
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The furnace and hot water heater were in several feet of water.
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Feet through the time
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United Kingdom
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