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Meanings of soles in English
Bottom part of foot.
Related terms
Spanish
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Usage of soles in English
1
I always have thick boots;- Iamvery particular about that;-andcork soles.
2
The nails are fixed in the soles in quite a peculiar pattern.
3
I don't think anyone in California used smooth soles at that time.
4
My work boots felt way too clumsy with their thick rubber soles.
5
Irina doesn't believe she's ever seen the soles of his feet before.
6
Skin and trim the soles and boil in salted water until done.
7
Scamp shoemakers used to put paper soles in shoes in my day.
8
The hob-nails in the Subaltern's boots began to press through the soles.
9
Inside were shoes-longlarge leather shoes, with laces and thick chewable soles.
10
The crunching of leather soles on the gravel behind them startled Jean.
11
The prints had the squareness of those paper-layered soles of a Chinaman.
12
The soles of her feet fairly buzzed with the need to move.
13
It seemed to come from the soles of his shoes, Keen thought.
14
Her soles were still tender; it was like walking on broken glass.
15
The soles of my feet feel as if they're going to split.
16
Already those feet were marred by cruel burns along the tender soles.
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Soles through the time
Soles across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common