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Meanings of shoes in English

Spanish
lugar

A particular situation.

lugar
Usage of shoes in English
1
Just follow my lead-andtry not to step on my new shoes.
Home to italy
2
We want Italian shoes that cost five times as much as American.
Flesh and blood
3
Of course you ruin the whole effect wearin' runnin' shoes with it.
The burglar who painted like mondrian
4
She went to Bullock's, bought a 'new dress, new hat, new shoes.
Mildred Pierce
5
This year, they provided shoes for Gary Bigeni's Australian fashion week show.
The Guardian
6
Putting on my shoes proved difficult, since I lacked a right foot.
Year's best sf 15
7
They used to ask why I wore the same shoes every day.
Cold springs
8
She was wearing the right uniform, the right colors, the right shoes.
Mine
9
With so many new shoes on the market, we've separated the field.
Climbing Magazine
10
Approach shoes have evolved significantly since they first appeared three decades ago.
Climbing Magazine
11
And she fetched her head-dress; her trousers; her shoes with red tassels.
Jacob's Room
12
Be sure to bring comfy shoes and leave the PSP at home.
Wired
13
I had owned the shoes and the weapons; everything else was new.
Guilty Pleasures
14
Put the money in your shoes; it may be useful to you.
Hard Cash
15
The father bought them all second-hand shoes in order to save money.
The new yorker
16
Just outside he requested me in good Urdu to remove my shoes.
Chef
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Translations for shoes
Spanish
lugar
Shoes through the time
Shoes across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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