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Meanings of high heels in English
Footwear that raises the heel of the wearer's foot significantly higher than the toes.
Usage of high heels in English
1
She could have been a mirage: high heels, short skirt, pale tights.
2
And with them new high heels on the sidewalk clack, clack, clack.
3
It was only natural, but not in a skirt and high heels.
4
She spoke of the trend of fetishising limited-edition handbags and high heels.
5
The high heels of his formal pumps slipped on the gravel path.
6
Veils and enveloping Islamic dress are increasingly replacing mini-skirts and high heels.
7
So the high heels of Donnegan tapped across the floor of Lebrun's.
8
But don't run in high heels, it's going to slow you down.
9
He was afraid the high heels might puncture the boat's thin aluminum.
10
In the high heels she must have been close to six feet.
11
The woman with the sharp high heels took me to her building.
12
In spite of the high heels, she was walking faster and faster.
13
Remy trotted to my side, her high heels clacking on the asphalt.
14
She was wearing a magenta swimsuit with matching baton and high heels.
15
She was very tall, in a flowing dress and red high heels.
16
The high heels, which almost wholly precluded safe walking, lasted their century.
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